The Dependency Manager for iOS & Mac projects.

Starting next week, your in-app events can be discovered right on the App Store, giving you a whole new way to showcase your events and expand their reach. You can now create in-app events in App Store Connect and schedule them to appear on the App Store. These timely events, such as game competitions, movie premieres, and livestreamed experiences, can encourage people to try your app, provide existing users with new ways to enjoy your app, and give former users reasons to return. Events will appear on the App Store on iOS 15 and iPadOS 15 starting October 27, 2021.Learn about in-app events

When iOS 4 landed on the iPhone and iPod touch, a lot of people expected there to be this explosion of multitasking applications that would enable us to do things like automatically copy information to our Pastebot clipboard. Unfortunately, that hasn’t happened. Private APIs are still a sorry subject for developers in Apple’s community, so

iOS 15 brings new ways to stay connected, powerful updates that help users focus and explore, and intelligent features to get more done with iPhone.

Useful additions, but not flashy ones

When I reviewed iOS 7 last year, I took a different approach and tried to consider Apple’s redesigned OS from the perspective of someone who uses iPhones and iPads for work and personal tasks on a daily basis. I noted that a new structure enabled developers to make more powerful apps, and I concluded hoping

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An iterative update after a major overhaul.

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When a company stumbles, it's often not because it made a bad decision. It's because it made a decision that benefited itself rather than its customers.

How new laws and organizing workers could change the company forever

Thanks to a MS-DOS emulator called iDOS 2 on the App Store, you can install Microsoft Windows 3.1 on your iPad—then play classic Windows games or simply shock your friends. Here’s how to set it up.

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Thoughtful, savvy indy iOS Devs.

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‎Show Tomorrow, Ep A single serving of Paul Ford - Mar 2, 2021

I remember when I bought my first iPhone, Twittelator was the first Twitter client I downloaded from the App Store. Back then I wasn’t writing for MacStories, and I didn’t know about Loren Brichter’s Tweetie. I used Twittelator for months: it was a great app that had everything I needed. I saw no point

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The annual Apple Design Awards recognizes technical and design excellence for iPhone and Mac apps. This year's ceremony recognized several great applications.

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