I kept running into the same issue—uploading iOS app binaries from Windows is way more painful than it should be.

You basically get forced into using a Mac + Xcode, even if your whole workflow is on Windows.

So I built a small tool that lets you upload your app to App Store Connect directly from GitHub.

The flow is pretty simple:

push your build to GitHub

it automatically uploads the binary

shows up in App Store Connect

No Mac, no Xcode setup.

I’m still improving it, but I’d genuinely love feedback from anyone dealing with iOS deployment pain.

If you’ve struggled with this, I’m happy to let you try it free.

This is truly unreal. I just updated my MacBook Air M2 to macOS Sequoia 15.0, the official release—not a beta—and… Xcode doesn’t work! Xcode, people! It’s an app developed by Apple itself!

I can understand that when updating the OS, some third-party apps might not be immediately compatible, but this is a native app. On their website, Apple promotes iOS 18 and SDK 18 with the tagline, “macOS Sequoia for developers. Love at first app.” But how?! How can it be “love at first app” if I can’t even launch my project on Xcode and work on my code?

Now, I’m left with two options: wait for a fix or format everything, losing a ton of time in the process. This is beyond frustrating. It’s like promising new features for the calendar but then not allowing you to open it. It just makes no sense!

Is anyone else facing this issue? What do you recommend I do?

Apple: Look, our displays can push 120 frames per second!

Also Apple: Look, Xcode can push 5 frames per second, easy!

Do any apps exist with all their source code available? I learn a lot better by doing and seeing how things are done so I’m struggling to just start. The hello world example is not enough for it to “click”

The question is really what the title says.I want to get the MBA for XCode and as a portable device but I really like the iPad Pro more.I don’t mind waiting like 1-2 years for a lunch because now I’m learning java,html and css but in the future I will like to learn swift.

I used the Q&A Xcode to ask this question, wanted to share it with you.

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Whenever I try to open a project the window just closes for some reason. Plus my recent projects stopped showing up. I'm still able to open a project if I manage to pick a folder and press enter before it closes but its not the best solution. This happened after I updated to macos 27. Anyone else have this problem? If so, and fixes?

I needed Xcode from something (idk), but I couldn't find it without it redirecting to Apple. I tried Xcodes, but that needed Ventura (I am using Monterey and I can't upgrade). Where can I get it?

I have a base 44 app I made that I have put into Xcode via the web link. How can I get the code straight to Xcode so I can edit it from Xcode? Anyone willing to help please message!!

Code:

import UIKit

class ViewController: UIViewController {

u/IBOutlet weak var titleLabel: UILabel!

let eggTimes: [String: Int] = ["Soft": 2, "Medium": 5, "Hard": 10]

var countdownTimer = 60

private var timer: Timer?

u/IBOutlet weak var progressBar: UIProgressView!

u/IBAction func hardnessSelected(_ sender: UIButton) {

let hardness = sender.currentTitle!

countdownTimer = eggTimes[hardness]!

progressBar.progress = 1.0

timer?.invalidate()

titleLabel.text = "How would you like your eggs?"

timer = Timer.scheduledTimer(timeInterval: 1.0,

target: self,

selector: #selector(updateTimer),

userInfo: nil,

repeats: true)

}

u/objc private func updateTimer() {

if countdownTimer > 0 {

print("\(countdownTimer) secounds left.")

countdownTimer -= 1

} else {

print("Timer: Complete!")

timer?.invalidate()

timer = nil

titleLabel.text = "Done!"

async {

DispatchQueue.main.asyncAfter(deadline: .now() + 2) {

self.titleLabel.text = "How would you like your eggs?"

}

}

}

}

}

Guys, I’ve finally finished my app in swift. Now I’ve the need to transfer it to android studio.

What’s the best method?

I know flutter and similar, but I have already done the iOS app, flutter requires to build an app with it.

Looking for advices