IOS and React Native Tutorial

Development Tutorial for iPhone X Everyone’s excited about the iPhone X, the “iPhone that is entirely screen” — and what a screen! Plus Face ID, TrueDepth selfie/animoji camera, 12-megapixel wide-angle and telephoto rear cameras, A11 Bionic neural engine chip, and wireless charging. But the amazing new screen requires a few changes to your app design. In this tutorial, you’ll explore the new aspect ratio, and build an app with a search controller integrated into the navigation bar. Then you’ll explore how to fix an app that was created shortly before the iPhone X announcement: is it enough to just turn on safe area? Read on to find out. What’s Different? First, a quick rundown on what’s different about the iPhone X screen: Screen size is 375 x 812 points, so the aspect ratio is 9:19.5 instead of 9:16. That’s 145 pts more than the iPhone 6/7/8’s 4.7″ screen but the status bar uses 44 pts, and the home indicator almost doubles the height of the toolbar. ...

Transfer your app to another iOS Developer Account Apple states all apps must be submitted by the provider of the app’s content using their own, unique Apple Developer Account, this also applies to existing, already published apps. If you currently have one or more apps published on your developer account, the Apple review will now include this check when you submit a store update. In order to avoid any disruptions in the availability of your app in the iOS store, please make sure all your apps are published on a matching developer account. If the app and the developer account do not match, Apple will potentially reject the update. Your older version of the app will remain available. Fortunately it is possible, and relatively simple, to transfer the ownership of an app to another developer without removing the app from the App Store. When an app is transferred it will keep its reviews and ratings and users will still have access to future updates. You can transfer multi...