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November 21, 2016
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Transcript
Tools for iOS development
fastlane • Build number • Screenshot • Deployment to Testflight
/ Fabric / App Store • Notification to Slack, HipChat • Certification, provisioning profiles
fastlane: My typical setup build_number = increment_build_number git_commit(path: ['./Project.xcodeproj', ‘./Project/
Info.plist'], message: "Version Bump ##{build_number}”) sigh(adhoc: true, force: true) gym(workspace: ‘Project.xcworkspace', output_directory: "./ fastlane/release") send_hipchat("Released Project build ##{build_number}”, true )
SwiftLint • Enforce Swift style and conventions • https://github.com/realm/SwiftLint
BuildTimeAnalyzer • Takes too long to compile your project? •
My fault? Xcode’s fault? • https://github.com/RobertGummesson/ BuildTimeAnalyzer-for-Xcode
OpenSim • Alternative to SimPholders • Use it to locate
the iOS simulator Documents folder • Not equally powerful, but still a good alternative • https://github.com/luosheng/OpenSim
buddybuild • Useful when the build might take too long
• No more 100% CPU when I need to deploy • Run tests • https://buddybuild.com/
DaisyDisk • Not really related to iOS, but Xcode •
And my Macbook only have 120GB SSD
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