Xcode 11 - Fresh Beginning

Xcode 11

A collection of 3 posts

Handling Expected Unit Test Failures in Swift and Xcode

Handling Expected Unit Test Failures in Swift and Xcode

Xcode allows developers to make unit testing efficient and free from noise by skipping certain tests with known failure. There are many cases where engineers want unit tests to effectively catch failing code. But how about those where they know tests will fail, but still want to keep those tests

iOS - Creating Programmatic Layout without using Storyboard (Swift/Objective-C)

iOS - Creating Programmatic Layout without using Storyboard (Swift/Objective-C)

There are two ways of creating layout on iOS. First, using readymade storyboard provided by Xcode when you create a new project. And second, by manually creating a UIViewController subclass and assigning it to UIWindow object as a rootViewController in AppDelegate class. However, things have changed since Xcode 11 and

Using Xcode Test Plans in Xcode 11

Today I am going to write about new testing improvements that Apple introduced as a part of the Xcode 11 Beta 3 release. As a reference, this post is based off of this session. Here we will see how to create, enable and utilize test plans to write effective tests