Git

Dec

Carthage is an open source Cocoa dependency management solution released by Justin Spahr-Summers that makes it dead simple to checkout and build dependencies from Github or any Git repository, and has a number of advantages over other solutions.

Carthage takes a new approach and does not require any specification files to be included with your dependencies, you simply need to create a single cartfile listing your dependencies along with your version requirements. Carthage will only work with iOS 8 as it uses the new dynamically linked framework capability.

Nov

Deploy screenshots, app metadata and app updates to the App Store using just one command.

Updating your iOS app should not be painful and time consuming. Automate the whole process to start with Continuous Deployment.

Deliver can upload ipa files, app screenshots and more to the iTunes Connect backend, which means, you can deploy new iPhone app updates just by using one command.

Nov

Here’s another nice open source project called Deliver from Krause providing a ruby based tool that simplifies updating your iOS apps by automatically uploading ipa files, screenshots and more to iTunes connect.

Aug

If you browse the log of any random git repository, you will probably find its commit messages are more or less a mess.

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The seven rules of a great git commit message:

Separate subject from body with a blank line

Limit the subject line to 50 characters

Capitalize the subject line

Do not end the subject line with a period

Use the imperative mood in the subject line

Wrap the body at 72 characters

Use the body to explain what and why vs. how

Jul

With thanks to the genius who suggested this plugin, GitDiff displays deltas against a git repo in the Xcode source editor once you’ve saved the file. To use, copy this repo to your machine, build it and restart Xcode. Differences should then be highlighted in orange for lines that have been modified and green for new code. A red line indicates code has been removed. Hover over deleted/modified line number to see original source.

Apr

liftoff – CLI for creating and configuring new Xcode projects

Mar

A lot of time has passed since I was working with web projects on daily basis. However, form time to time I am still developing small web applications, mainly as a backend helpers for my iOS or OS X projects. Recently I figured out a very simple way for deploying those projects easily using git.

Mar

Learn about the best iOS Dev Tools from git clients to color pickers to database tools and more, with our special guest Adam Swinden.

Mar

Here’s an Xcode plugin submitted by Arnaud Coomans called ACCodeSnippetRepositoryPlugin that allows you to seamlessly integrate the Xcode code snippets library with a Git repository.The snippets can be synchronized automatically, the plugin allows you to easily fork a remote repository, and automatically adds the snippets directly into Xcode.

Jan

Barkeep is “the friendly code review system” — a fast, fun way to review code. Engineering organizations can use it to keep the quality bar high. With it you can watch commits made to any Git repository, see diffs, write comments, and have those comments emailed to your fellow committers.

Software Engineer, iOS Developer, Scrum Master

Carthage – Dependency Manager That Works With Git Repositories

Deliver – Continuous Deployment for iOS

An Open Source Tool For Automatically Uploading IPA Files And Updating App Data On iTunes Connect

How to Write a Git Commit Message

The seven rules of a great git commit message:

GitDiff Xcode Plugin

thoughtbot/liftoff

Deploying web projects using git

iOS Dev Tools: The raywenderlich.com Podcast Episode 4 | Ray Wenderlich

Xcode Plugin That Allows You To Automatically Extend Xcode Code Snippets With A Git Repository

Barkeep – the friendly code review system