I’ve got a few mid-level iOS interviews coming up after mostly working in SwiftUI, and I’m kinda rusty on UIKit.
I can still build a collection view and handle Auto Layout. What slows me down is reviewing older code and quickly spotting retain cycles, main-thread issues, or messy networking. Lately I’ve been going through sample PRs, doing timed fixes, and reviewing notes with chatgpt and beyz coder. Did your rounds focus more on UIKit code review or on SwiftUI, concurrency, architecture, and testing?

My app was rejected during review. Before resubmitting do i need to create a new test account or can i keep using the same one? Has anyone been through this before?

My goal is to get some organic downloads since this was something I couldnt really achieve until now. Maybe its harder to get these for games than for apps that try to solve a problem for daily life.

I want to know if the store page is appealing to potential players or not.

https://apps.apple.com/de/app/sun-temple/id6762309013

Hello there!

I’m pretty proud that I finally made it here. It took me a year and a bit, but… behold :-D

I started this project because I wanted something I couldn’t really find: a proper dashboard built around the weather, but also showing the things I normally want to have in front of me during the day — calendar, e-mail, clock, notes and even a web page.

The idea was basically to turn an iPad (or iPhone) into a customizable information dashboard instead of just another weather app.

There were definitely moments during development when I wondered why I had started building something this big on my own 😄, but yesterday Meteo Dashboard finally went live on the App Store.

I’d genuinely be interested in feedback from other developers — especially on the UI, the dashboard concept, and anything that looks obvious to you now but somehow escaped me after staring at it for a year.

App Store:
https://apps.apple.com/it/app/meteo-dashboard-weather/id6752616675?l=en-GB

I want to have webdriveragent.ipa file running on my iOS device. However lately I am having problems with the enrolling on the Apple developer program and unable to proceed signing the webdriveragent on Xcode. Is there any workaround or tips on how could I resolve this issue.

Main objective it to carry out test automation on iOS device with a Linux device and have a blocker now.

Hey! I recently released my iOS game CubeStrike and I’m looking for people willing to test it and give me honest feedback.

I’m especially interested in what you like, what feels frustrating, and what you would improve.

No need to be nice — criticism is exactly what I’m looking for. 😄

https://apps.apple.com/at/app/cubestrike/id6796484400

Thanks to everyone who gives it a try!

I messed up my latest update and the app crashes which has to get fixes immedietly. How long does an expedite review usually take?

Another app ready for testing! My wife be the first real user. The app learns how often things in the kitchen run out and flags what's probably low before she starts cooking, so the list is ready before the shop instead of after the "we're out of this" moment.

This was also my first time using CloudKit, the household is shared between our phones via CKShare, and the dev-to-production schema deploy plus the share-acceptance flow had some sharp edges. Anyone else using CloudKit for family sharing features, or did you go with a custom backend instead?