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Hi everyone, I enrolled in the Apple Developer Program and paid for the membership through the Apple Developer app on my iPhone on January 20, 2025. The membership fee was successfully charged to my debit card. However, I never received any confirmation email, invoice, or receipt for the payment, and the subscription does NOT appear under my Apple ID subscriptions. As of today, my developer account is still not active, and I’m seeing inconsistent information across platforms: In the Apple Developer app, I now see a message saying that I can’t enroll with this account, even though the payment was charged. On the developer.apple.com website, it says that I still need to purchase the membership. I’ve already contacted Apple Developer Support via email, but I haven’t received any response yet. Has anyone experienced a similar issue where: The membership fee was charged, No confirmation or receipt email was received, The subscription does not

Basically, I always charge my phone at night to my limit 85%, but when I installed the iOS 18.3 beta 3, my iPhone charged to 100% at night when I was having always limit to 85%, my phone was overheated too. Did that only happened to me? Because I even checked and it’s on 85% limit.

I'm seeing some odd behaviour when using coalescedTouches and the Apple Pencil to retreive force data. IT seems that no matter what force is applied, the first few points that are captured have a force that is always 0.33333333 no matter the force or device used. Once the stroke continues this value seems to settle down into expected values. Has anyone else seen this behaviour? Here is a CSV dump of a test run where you can see the force value (under 'P') starting at 0.333333 for each stroke:Stroke Index,Point Index In Stroke, X, Y, P, T, Altitude, Azimuth 0, 0, 241.0, 524.5, 0.333333333333333, 880868.541, 1.13556988636521, 0.213184996447291 0, 1, 240.0, 524.0, 0.333333333333333, 880868.546, 1.13556988636521, 0.213184996447291 0, 2, 238.5, 523.5, 0.333333333333333, 880868.55, 1.13556988636521, 0.213184996447291 0, 3, 237.5, 523.5, 0.333333333333333, 880868.554, 1.13556988636521, 0.213184996447291 0, 4, 237.5, 523.0, 0.333333333333333, 880868.558, 1.13556988636521, 0.213184996447291 0, 5, 237

There is error when launch app which use Pencil kit When I try with iOS15 simulator or Xcode editor preview it crashed Here is error message Library not loaded: /usr/lib/swift/libswiftPencilKit.dylibI Reason: tried: '/Users/.../Products/Debug-iphonesimulator/libswiftPencilKit.dylib' (no such file) There is no problem with iOS14.5 simulator

I enrolled to the program via the Developer app and paid for the subscription, got my receipt. The app now says the enrollment is not available. Xcode says I have no developer account. The Appstore mac app says the subscription is active. The developer website says I need to pay. Again. Is this some kind of scam or what?

Hey everyone, I'm beyond excited to share that I've been selected as a Distinguished Winner in this year's Swift Student Challenge! 🎉 It all started last summer, in the middle of a Western Culture class. I was zoning out , and my attention drifted to the Apple Pencil in my hand. And then ,it hit me — this thing is literally a next-level game controller. Think about it: pixel-perfect precision, haptic feedback, multiple built-in sensors... Why aren't we using this for gaming? And that got me thinking — why have we spent the last 500 years treating the pencil as just a tool for creation, and not for play? Since graphite pencils were invented in 1564, we've had this incredibly natural way to interact with 2D and 3D space... and nobody's fully tapped into it for games. So, I did something about it. I built a game that's 100% controlled by the Apple Pencil yep, just the Pencil. I know what you're thinking: How does that even work?? And honestly, I'd l

(writing this post again, since it seems to have disappeared. If this is not the right place to post that, please let me know)I am writing this to report a bug that we discovered with the latest update of MacOSX Yosemite, 10.10.4. I am not sure if this is a bug on Apple’s side or on Wacom’s (I have notified Wacom of this bug).After updating to 10.10.4, there is a loss of information when drawing with the stylus, whether on an Intros or a Cintiq (our Wacom drivers are up-to-date)The issue disappear if we go in Fullscreen mode, however. Here’s a screenshot, which will probably be more explicit.This bug also appears in Gimp, Krita (it’s even worse in Krita) and a little bit with Artrage. I haven’t been able to reproduce it on Photoshop however.So, my questions is, did something change in Cocoa's recognition of external peripherals (like Wacom tablets and styluses) in 10.10.4 ?This is not the first time that this appears (we actually fixed it at least half a dozen times since Mountain Lion...) a

how does the subscription model work within the classkit framework? I'd like to charge schools an annual fee for a certain number of apps.

I want to use pencil kit in my swiftui app. I encapsulate PKCanvasView in UIViewRepresentable. I can draw on canvas with only one stroke. However, the image will disappear immediately when I release the finger. Am I missing anything? import SwiftUI import PencilKit struct ContentView: View { var body: some View { CanvasView() } } struct CanvasView: UIViewRepresentable { func makeUIView(context: Context) -> PKCanvasView { let canvas = PKCanvasView() canvas.tool = PKInkingTool(.pen, color: .green, width: 10) canvas.drawingPolicy = .anyInput return canvas } func updateUIView(_ uiView: PKCanvasView, context: Context) { } }