Xcode 8
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Re: Xcode 8
#12"Developing and running your app on your Apple device is as easy as entering your Apple ID into Xcode preferences. Apple Developer Program membership is not required." Is this a recent change? Sounds like a boon to indie devs.
I don't know the fine details, just ran into that wall last week as I was loading a bunch of different tests and examples to an iPad.
Re: Xcode 8
#13Do they still force you to upgrade the entire OS just to use an IDE?
Re: Xcode 8
#141. you probably shouldn't convert to swift 3 yet, x8 allows you to use swift 2.3 which is safe for now, deprecated later meaning later releases of xcode (8.1, 8.1.1, 8.2, 8.3, 9.0?) 2. if you have unchecked-in git changes, make sure you commit/push before "converting" as converting will make all sorts of changes to your code including cocoapod dependencies like Alamofire, etc. i did a 'pod update' to see if that would help, to see if dependencies like Alamofire converted their code to swift3, but doesn't seem like it from a cursory glance. i think that responsibility should be on the pod owners, not for you to do in your workspace. 3. once you convert to swift 3 the only way to get back to a swift 2.3 is to rm the entire project, clone from a remote git repo. at least that's if you're not already swift 3 compatible.