Apple Maps Guides

Just submitted a bug report for Maps not working in Carplay. Seems to be unable to find the GPS location and the guidance pane does not update.

Is there a way to add google maps or mapbox to osx app built with swift? Both websites only show api for ios. Is there any option to add maps to osx app without using apple maps?

The depth map (actually disparity map) I'm extracting from a picture taken with iPhone Plus is inverted. That is: objects that are close to lens are dark/black (low values), and in the distance they're white (high values).That seems to me to be the opposite of what Apple showed on WWDC. Is that normal? I'm able to get it right (close: high values, distance: low values) by simply inverting the whole depth map, but is it supposed to be like that?I've tested with 2 different pictures and both of them had the same result. I haven't got an iPhone Plus at hand to test it more, appreciate any help.

Hi everyone, I am working on creating an NFC-enabled Apple Wallet pass but have been unable to get the NFC functionality to work. While the pass itself adds to Wallet without issues, the NFC feature does not activate. Here’s a summary of what I’ve done: 1. Developer Setup: Registered a Pass Type ID in my Apple Developer account. Generated and installed the Pass Type ID certificate. Installed the latest WWDR certificate. 2. Pass JSON Configuration: My pass.json file includes the following NFC configuration: nfc: { message: Tap to unlock door, encryptionPublicKey: MY_ENCRYPTION_PUBLIC_KEY, payload: encrypted_nfc_payload } 3. Testing Results: When the pass includes the nfc field, it adds to Wallet but NFC does not work. If I remove the nfc field, the pass works fine (minus NFC, of course). What I Need Help With: 1. A step-by-step guide for correctly implementing NFC in Wallet passes, including details about encryption, key generation, and any additional setup steps. 2. Information on w

Hi, Until now, deploying code to production in XCode was done locally in each developer MacBook. As deployment takes a long time and it basically makes the device unusable during this time, we are looking for ways to deploy code via some sort of deployment server. As we are fairly new to XCode deployments, I was wondering if there is a method/guide to install a deployment server. Thanks!

Hello there, i've came here after searching por a while a solution to the problem i have but i couldn't find anything helpfull. I'm displaying a map in iOS16 using only swiftUI and i'm wondering if its any way to know if the region of the map it's displaying has any annotations or not. I want to display a list in the bottom of the map of annotations that are visible in that map area, but if the user drag to another position without annotations i want to hide that list.

I have a standard UITableViewController and I have added an MKMapKit map neatly on the top half of the screen (and the table in the bottom half). During runtime, if we scroll through the table records, the map scrolls up as well. What I wanted to do was have the map static, not scrolling, while I scroll the table. Any ideas on how to accomplish this, please?

Since updating to iOS 11 and High Sierra, Maps favorites, bookmarks and history will not sync across my devices. Is anyone else experiencing this?

Hi, this is a series of questions for the Apple developers, and also for anyone that would like to speculate. How are they able to get trees marked on the in-app map? And how come they are fairly but not completely accurately marked?

I am using the following code on my map but the subtitle does not show on the map and I am getting this message - for 0.00 seconds - Raster Overlays Above Labels - Failed to decode (terminal) (0.00 sec). Does anyone see a problem with my logic or code? self.mapView.removeOverlays(self.mapView.overlays) let location = sender.location(in: self.mapView) let locCoord = self.mapView.convert(location, toCoordinateFrom: self.mapView) let annotation = MKPointAnnotation() annotation.coordinate = locCoord self.mapView.removeAnnotations(mapView.annotations) self.mapView.addAnnotation(annotation) addCircle(locCoord: locCoord) annotation.title = Bank Angle (angle)° annotation.subtitle = Aircraft } // MARK: Circle overlay. func addCircle(locCoord: CLLocationCoordinate2D) { self.mapView.delegate = self let circle = MKCircle(center: locCoord, radius: distanceInMeters as CLLocationDistance) self.mapView.add(circle) }

Hi, On iOS 17 beta I have drawn a Map inside a NavigationStack with toolbar buttons. The map is drawing itself above the toolbar background and behind the toolbar buttons, that is the map is drawing right to the bottom of the display but the buttons are visible on top of the map. The Apple Maps logo etc has honoured the safe area correctly. Anyone seen this and know why or how to avoid this? If I replace the map with another view the toolbar is handled properly. Any suggestions appreciated, cheers.

It would be extremely helpful to have indent guides like what Visual Studio has in Xcode as discussed here.Would you agree?