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If you're looking for a few good tips when developing your WatchKit apps, you may be interested in this new page we put up:https://developer.apple.com/watchkit/tips/Additionally, be aware of the following:There is a known issue where table row indices may not be what you’re anticipating and can cause incorrect rows to be updated or a crash.When inserting and/or deleting rows alongside performing updates to existing rows, please insert and/or delete rows before you perform any updates to existing rows. This will ensure that the indices are correct when you attempt to update rows.Update 4/7:- For notifications (static and dynamic), the controller's background color should be set to 14% white and the insets should be set to custom values of 0 for all sides. This will give the intended system default look.- If you are using openParentApplication:reply:, make sure you create a background task immediately upon entering application:handleWatchKitExtensionRequest:reply:. This will make sure that the iPhone a

WELCOMEWelcome to the Apple Developer Forum for AppleScript. Here you can access and share information about OS X's popular native scripting language. On this page you will find links to resources for developers and scripters alike, including training materials and code examples. Enjoy!THE LANGUAGE OF AUTOMATIONAppleScript is an English-like language used to create script files and applets that control the actions of the computer and the applications that run on it. AppleScript scripts can “think” and make decisions based on user-interaction or by parsing and analyzing data, documents or situations. With support integrated into hundreds of Apple and third-party applications, AppleScript provides motivated customers an approachable way to address their specific automation requirements by writing their own scripts or using those developed by others.THE BENEFITS OF APPLESCRIPTResearch has shown that a primary requirement of customers, professionals, and businesses alike is for customizable automation to

Welcome to the App Store on iPad FAQ. We are seeing a lot of questions about the App Store on iPad repeated in many threads and will attempt to collect answers for them here.If you have questions about submitting an app to the App Store for iPad, be sure to check out the iPad App Submissions FAQ on https://devforums.apple.com/thread/44142first.Questions & Answers:1. I'm not seeing any Universal apps show up on the Top Charts? Are Universal apps included in Top Charts?Yes, Universal apps are included in Top Charts.2. How does charting on the App Store work for Universal apps? Are they counted on the iPhone side or the iPad side?When a Universal app is purchased on the iPad, it is counted towards the iPad chart. If a Universal app is purchased on iPhone, it counts towards the iPhone chart. If a Universal app is purchased on a Mac + PC, it counts towards the iPhone chart.3. Can customers buy iPad-only apps on iPhone?No. The App Store on iPhone only shows

Frequently asked questions about WatchKit:Access to hardware sensorsScroll notificationsCreating a custom watch faceSharing data between a WatchKit extension and its containing iOS appPlaying sound on the Apple WatchCreating a shared NSUserDefaultsIAP and Watch appsWhat happens when the Apple Watch can't communicate with its iPhoneAlternatives to StoryboardsWake up the iOS app from its WatchKit extensionRunning an iOS app and a Watch app at the same time in the SimulatorSend push notifications to only the Apple WatchIs there a UIActivityIndicator equivalentImages show up in my storyboard, but not when I run the Watch appPairing multiple Watches to a single iPhone

Come here to learn and share best practices for developing mobile device management solutions for enterprise and education customers. This includes over-the-air enrollment, configuration profiles, app installation and management and other topics covered in the Mobile Device Management Protocol Documentation.NOTE: This forum and the MDM Protocol Documentation are only available to members of the iOS Developer Enterprise Program.ResourcesRequest access to MDM Protocol DocumentationApple - Support - iPhone - EnterpriseApple - iPhone in Business - IT Center - Mobile Device Management in iOS

In the watchOS Beta Software Installation Guide it reads:Registering Your DeviceBefore installing watchOS beta software, register your device in Certificates, Identifiers & Profiles using the steps below. 1. Locate the Unique Device Identifier (UDID) for your device using Xcode.a. Connect your device to your Mac and launch Xcode.b. Open the Organizer from the Window menu and select your device.c. Highlight the 40 character UDID string in the Identifier field and copy it.2. Sign in to Certificates, Identifiers & Profiles and click the ‘Devices’ link under iOS Apps. 3. Click the ‘+’ symbol to begin the registration process. 4. Give your device a name and paste the UDID obtained from Xcode. 5. Click continue and confirm your entry to complete the registration process.I'm assuming Apple means for developers to register the UDID of the iPhone, but not sure. Are they sayin that the watch itself has a UDID that needs to be registered?

iOS 9 installed correctly, but the phone was very hot, and now I am showing battery drain even when plugged into the wall. Anyone else seeing this issue?

Curious if this is supported with the OS update?

If I update my watch to watchOS 2 beta, can I still use the watch with an iPhone running iOS 8.3? I do have 2 iPhones, but only one will be updated to iOS 9 beta, so the other kept on the current public iOS release so I can still do App development and testing. But I’m not sure which one should be updated to iOS 9 Beta. If I know that watch OS 2 will still work with iOS 8.3 (even without the ability to install native Apps), it would make everything easier.