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I was just on the Apple's official site (http://www.apple.com/swift/) and found this sentence:We’re providing binaries for OS X and Linux that can compile code for iOS, OS X, watchOS, tvOS, and Linux.What does that mean? How to compile code for iOS from Linux?

My Xcode does not seem to recognise the socket.io package uploaded from github. The socket.io package I see on youtube examples have the sub files arrow and different file title from mine. I did the exact same but the uploading seems to be incorrect. Example: https://github.com/socketio/socket.io-client-swift On my Xcode: Is there any other function out there other than socket.io for iOS (Swift) to Android to communicate via wifi/IP Address? Thank you

I have updated my firebase with the latest version, but on simulator, apple log in and parsing from firebase server is not working on iOS 18 when working fine on the actual test device. However iOS 17 simulator works perfect as X-Code 15. And previews are not working as well with my current app coding, which was coded in previous X-code 15. Is there any API changes? Any help? Or 18.1 might fix this bug?

When I go to create a new game project in X-Code. The box that says Import Gameplay Kit is not selected, however X-Code automatically imports GameplaytKit. Is there any other way to ensure that Gameplay Kit does not get imported into a new game project?Thanks for the insight. JS

Hello, I am new to the apple developer program. I, and my team, are working on porting some medical software that we have written from Windows to MacOS. We obviously want to notarize our app to make it easy for professionals and colleagues to use. The software is entirely written in python and includes ffmpeg for one of the features to export the medical data to video and compiled to a single file with pyinstaller, like so: pyinstaller app_name.py --noconfirm --onefile --add-data ffmpeg:ffmpeg chmod +x dist/app_name* We are currently adding the signing and notarization of the app to our github workflow. The workflow build a successful app with the correct structure and is able to be run if we allow it past the MacOS firewall. We are signing the app like so: run: | BINARY_PATH=dist/app_name IDENTITY=$(security find-identity -p codesigning -v | grep -E 'Developer ID Application|Mac Developer' | head -n1 | awk -F '{print $2}') echo Using identity: $IDENTITY security unlock-keychain -p build.ke