Mounting a remote directory is a very common use case. A file server provides a central place to store documents, and users can use these like a normal local folder on their laptop. Sometimes the file server is only available via SSH access. In that case, you cannot mount a Read more…
You cannot simply send data to a HTTP server in your iOS app. Apple enforces the use of HTTPS and TLS. Therefore, plain HTTP isn’t possible anymore. If you try this in your app to test a local HTTP server, the request will be blocked. In the log you can Read more…
In this blog I will detail how you use Microsoft’s AppCenter to build an iOS app und publish it directly to iTunes Connect. This allows you to decouple the building, testing and distribution process from the developers. The developer only has to push the app to the repository (I am Read more…
To be able to sign your app and let an external build tool like Microsoft AppCenter upload it to iTunes Connect, you need to provide two files: Certificate: iOS Distribution Provisioning Profile: App Store Microsoft provides technical documentation on how to get the code signing certificates and how to upload Read more…
To be able to sign your app and let an external build tool like Microsoft AppCenter upload it to iTunes Connect, you need to provide two files: Certificate: iOS Distribution Provisioning Profile: App Store Microsoft provides technical documentation on how to get the code signing certificates and how to upload Read more…
Log on to your Apple ID account. On the main screen, you can find a section for Security (Sicherheit in German). Click on Create Password (Passwort erstellen) to create an app-specific password. Give an unique name for the password. You may consider using the name of the app that is Read more…