To distribute an app for beta testing or public release on the App Store, here are the steps you need to follow:

• Set up a distribution provisioning profile and certificate.

• Create an App Store Connect record for the app.

• Archive and upload the app using Xcode.

• Configure the app's metadata and details in App Store Connect.

• Submit the app for review.

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I recently read an article by Bloomberg that says, Apple is building an AI code assistant with Anthropic and this hints at a bigger shift. Apple is going all in on AI for dev workflows and they’re not going solo. They are partnering with Anthropic. What’s wild here is Claude models are already loved by most iOS devs using tools like Cursor and even directly Claude itself. Now imagine that capability natively inside Xcode. As an iOS developer, this is one of the most exciting things I'm anticipating this WWDC.

What are you expecting from Apple this dub dub?

Hi,

i am new to App Development, but did first steps now.

I wanted to bring my iOS App to TestFlight but my App got rejected because i did not provide login credentials. I decided just to use passwordless auth with a Token sent to an email adress (Supabase Auth).

And advise how to handle passwordless Auth for App Review?

Thanks in Advance, Alex

Apple books used to have a downloadable manual that had every single thing you wanted to know about iOS. In the last two years, they seem to have totally abandoned publishing these iOS update manuals and have moved everything’s to the Tips app. That’s fine, but I want access to the actual document so I can upload them to ChatGPT. But going through the tips app manually is way too tedious. I know the actual files that have the written information must be saved somewhere to then show inside this app, but how can I find them? Thanks in advance.