Though 2019 is already a month old, it’s still worth looking at some of the likely top developments occurring in the world of mobile apps. Let’s jump right in.
New(ish) Javascript frameworks worth examining
Starting off a new year, and want to learn a new Javascript framework? Let’s take a brief overview of some of the more interesting developments. Some of these you might already know, but others might be worth an exploration.
Debug Panel: A creative way to test mobile applications
We all have been in situations where we had to send app builds to multiple teams for their own testing needs. Although it is hard but still possible to keep track of them with build and version numbers, it is not an efficient way to handle this situation. When there are multiple API environments setup that testers need to connect to, advertisement ids need to be flipped to test ads, get detailed debug logs from testers etc., it becomes a nightmare to coordinate.
How to Re-sign an iOS Build without Xcode
App-store signing is a tedious process and when it is done without Xcode, so many things could go wrong. This guide provides a detailed step-by-step explanation on how to re-sign an iOS/tvOS archive without Xcode. This can be used when you have xcarchive file that needs to be converted to an IPA and then signed with different profiles and certificate. This also describes how to change bundle ID of the application.
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Blue-Green Deployment – Minimizing Downtime and Risks
For DevOps practitioners, achieving automation and continuous delivery at all levels of production is the holy grail. Also, avoiding downtimes and mitigating risks are high up on the list of priorities. Blue-green deployment provides you with a simple way to achieve all of these goals.
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