As Apple leaps forward from Macs built with Intel-based chips to Macs with ARM-based chips, this transition means both Bitrise and our customers, need to update tooling and software in preparation for this transition in order to take full advantage of the Apple Silicon for the development work.
We are thrilled to welcome Tuist on our list of Verified Steps. Read how you can incorporate the new Step into your Bitrise Workflow to create, mantain and interact with your Xcode projects a lot more effectively.
As a part of the research for our latest report about mobile product success in finance and banking, we talked to leads of mobile teams and asked three crucial questions. Check out the results!
This blog post is a quick guide to help you catch up on the latest fastlane enhancements, bug fixes, and changes. Read on to find out more!
You can expect improved user experience and performance reflected in numerous enhancements on Bitrise in the upcoming months, and this is the first round of our updates — including the revamped Build Details page. Find out what has changed!
This article helps you learn more about the Bitrise API and how to make the most out of it — with real examples from members of the Bitrise community.
From April 25, 2022 on, Apple will start requiring all apps being built for Apple’s platforms, including iPhone (iOS), iPad (iPadOS), and Watch (WatchOS), to be built with Xcode 13, which already includes SDKs for iOS 15, iPadOS 15, and watchOS 8.
