Five tools that will improve your iOS project 🛠

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[@v_pradeilles]

Do you find these tools useful? Are you planning on using them in your apps? Let me know in the comments 🚀

[@astrithereal]

I am not using SwiftLint ever since the intrusion of political poison into my xcode warnings. (inclusive_language enabled by default). "master" branch? Nope, thats a wrong way to name your branch. Great channel for quick tips by the way. Using .orEmpty/.orZero all the time!

[@rohitdhawan02]

Yes we are using some of these tool like swiftlint

[@rohitdhawan02]

Nice videos and with in less time u get good knowledge. Keep doing good work Vincent

[@bartoszdolewski4915]

It's good to remember that if you're using TestFlight then you cannot submit apps with anything like netfox, DBDebugToolkit or FLEX. That's because your build will get rejection from AppStore Connect (TestFlight) due to usage of Apple's private API since most of those tools use them. It this case you have only 2 options: your TestFlight builds should not use those framework or you push your QA, Staging, Demo, whatever apps to AppCenter (Microsoft) or Firebase (Google) while keeping production version on AppStore Connect.

[@kbmfate]

CauliFramework also allows you to see the network requests of your App and does not use private APIs. You can safely submit an App with that included to TestFlight if you really want to 👍

[@vinayhosamanenijaguna]

I think CharlesProxy is pretty handy here, it doesn’t require any third party framework setup into project.

[@andrewolkhovsky7811]

Or Proxyman, I think it’s a much more pleasant experience than the Charles app.

[@Xaxxus]

thoughts on swift-format? Apples official linter?

[@joe0212]

Good...be slow pls

[@trungnguyenthanh9233]

First seen :D

[@v_pradeilles]

And also the first "first seen" type of comment on the channel!