Digest of useful materials for iOS developers

While everyone is looking forward to the new iPhone and the stable version of iOS 9, which will be presented at the Apple presentation on September 9, we have compiled a selection of interesting materials for you this week.

By the way, about iOS 9. Starting from it, Apple will additionally warn the user when they try to install an Enterprise application directly, without MDM. Such a small stimulation. Small in the first step. Internal paranoid says: "Now Apple does not have a full bundle for Enterprise delivery, Apple does not control the chain, but it can start."


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What's New in AppCode 3.2
As always: faster, mighty. Best mixed code support. The UI editor has become a separate plugin. Yes, all changes concern Xcode 6.4, support for everything accompanying Xcode 7 is in progress.
JETBRAINS.COM

Swift 2: Beta 6
The other day, the 6th beta of Xcode was released. It not only fixed more than half of the crashes associated with Swift, but also made some changes to the language itself. From the article you will learn exactly what has changed.
RUSSBISHOP.NET

iOS 9 content blocking the mobile Web: I've tried it
An interesting article about how the world of mobile advertising can change with the advent of iOS 9.
THENEXTWEB.COM



Droptimizer
Graphics optimization tools for applications have been mentioned several times. Here is another one in a row.
12ROCKETS.COM



Reducing FOOMs in the Facebook iOS app
A cognitive Facebook article about how they fought out-of-memory crashes.
CODE.FACEBOOK.COM

TKSubmitTransition
Button with beautiful animation to your collection.
GITHUB.COM

LNPopupController
A framework for showing controllers in the same way as Apple Music and Podcasts.
GITHUB.COM

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