The error message you’re encountering indicates that the simctl utility is not recognized, which usually means that your command line tools are not properly configured or that the path to Xcode’s command line tools is not set correctly. Here are steps to resolve this issue:
In Xcode, destinations and targets serve different purposes. Here’s a breakdown of when to use each:
To add a bullet point (•) in app descriptions for the Mac App Store, follow these steps:
With Xcode 13 and later, notarization via command-line has come down to these 2 basically:
Submitting your app to the Apple App Store is somewhat “straightforward”, however, if you want to export your app to list it on a 3rd party app store or sell it directly to your customers then you have to notarize your app.
The AirPods 3rd generation was released today that looks quite similar to the AirPods Pro, released in October 2019, but is slightly cheaper than the Pro model. Therefore, let’s see the differences between them.
For me personally, it is a mixed feeling working from home. On one hand, I have the flexibility with when to work and when not to but on the other hand, it is sometimes hard for me to find that fine line between work and life. There are days when I keep working even after office hours without realizing that I have got my life wife too :)
