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According to the docs and some tests I just ran, interface objects in watchOS 2.0 are still write-only. I'm wondering what the reasoning behind this is now the code excutes on the watch, and therefore there's no longer a round trip to the phone. WatchKit developers have traditionally had to keep track of UI state manually due to this restriction imposed by the old architecture, but now the architecture has changed it seems a little strange to keep those restrictions in place. Could someone from Apple please comment on this?Also, it also seems a little strange that new watch app projects in Xcode still have seperate groups and targets for the interface and the code. Is this likely to change in a future beta?

Views and All. Best Source for Seeing Views ,CollectionViews, etc.., in objective-C No Story Board 🙂

I am not able to look at posts older than what appears on initial page. Yosemite with Safari fully updated. No way to see earlier posts with a click to older posts or something like that. Are others seeing the issue? Turned off extensions and same behavior.

I want to take advantage of the new UI testing features in Xcode 7. However it's forcing me to upgrade my project to Swift 2. I'm guessing Swift 2 apps can't be submitted yet? How can I make use of Xcode 7 on a project which mixes Swift and Objective-C code while still keeping it able to submit.

Hi, my name is Carina and i'm a Design and Multimedia student. In the last year i´ve been developing a new transit map for Coimbra City, in Portugal. Yesterday i saw the presentation of the new ios9 app, where they talk about an application focus on transit maps in wich i have some information. I would like to know if i can colaboratte in the development of this applicantion. Thank you, Carina.

The WatchKit Programming Guide is out-of-date, as it still refers to the old architecture, talks about communitcating the iOS app via openParentApplication(_:reply:), and using App Groups to share data etc.Will this be updated soon to reflect all the changes in watchOS 2.0?

I've seen several stories posted in 2014 that Apple looked like they were going to allow developers to generate promo codes for in app purchases.http://www.macrumors.com/2014/05/15/developers-promo-codes-in-app-purchase/But I haven't seen any evidence of this. I have a free app with a subscription model using non-renewing subscriptions to access the data.I would love to be able to offer a free trial of a couple days like Android IAP allows so that users can see what is to offer, or barring this, a promo code to a subscription. From what I can tell, Apple does allow trials for auto-renewing newsstand apps, but ours doesn't fit that.And somehow EA got permission to give out IAP promo codes, but us smaller developers don't have that option.

Upgraded to 10.11 this morning. At first my Logitech MX Master had a perfectly working mousewheel.Now it just stopped working. I tried the following things:Reinserting the unified adapter thingyRestarting my PCRemoving the Logitech control panel softwareConnecting to the same laptop using bluetoothScrolling using the two-finger gesture does work.