Under The Radar

Options, benefits, and challenges of working at home.

Deciding whether to adopt the newest iOS styles and APIs in existing apps that may not have needed them.

Adopting the new fields and changes in our apps' product pages in the redesigned iOS 11 App Store.

What's new in iOS 11 and how it can benefit our apps.

How and when to efficiently watch WWDC session videos, and reviewing the new capabilities in watchOS 4.

Our initial impressions of WWDC 2017, recorded live at CocoaConf Next Door.

Developer-related wishes and expectations for WWDC 2017 next week.

Optimizing performance using Instruments, Xcode, and the iOS Simulator — and when not to bother.

How we debug our apps, and avoiding common bugs in the first place.

The new Sources and Metrics in iTunes Connect that show us more about where our customers come from within the App Store.

Tackling hard problems to improve our skills, or simply as a form of intellectual indulgence.

In the second of a two-part series, we discuss app creation in iTunes Connect, including screenshots, keywords, descriptions, and other metadata.

In the first of a two-part series, we explore the non-app parts of iTunes Connect, including reporting, sales, and analytics.

Deciding which App Store reviews to respond to, and the types of responses worth giving.

Minimizing the mental burden and labor cost of accounting and taxes by optimizing for simplicity.

Planning for WWDC attendance (or not), and the value of the other conferences and social events around WWDC 2017.

Building apps with acquisition in mind, calculating your app's valuation, and what to expect in a sale.

Accumulating a portfolio of apps that provide long-term income with minimal maintenance.

The difference between good and bad hacks, and some glorious hacks we've shipped in our apps.

Adding features to your app that you don't want or won't use in order to satisfy requests or reach new markets.