The latest news, updates and information for mobile developers using Visual Studio App Center
September 29, 2017Sep 29, 201709/29/17Visual Studio Mobile Center is now Visual Studio App Center. Learn more here.
Apple’s official release of iOS 11 is packed with a smorgasbord of tasty morsels for users and developers. To help you dive in and get the most from iOS 11 and Xcode 9,
September 22, 2017Sep 22, 201709/22/17Visual Studio Mobile Center is now Visual Studio App Center. Learn more here.
The Mobile Center team is a diverse mix of engineers, product managers, and UI/UX designers with varying professional backgrounds, experience, and countries of origin. Our team has people from over 10 countries working across 8 time zones.
September 20, 2017Sep 20, 201709/20/17Visual Studio Mobile Center is now Visual Studio App Center. Learn more here.
This is a special guest post from Greg Shackles, Principal Engineer at Olo.
It’s hard to go more than a few minutes before seeing some mention of “DevOps,” whether it be in an article,
September 19, 2017Sep 19, 201709/19/17Visual Studio Mobile Center is now Visual Studio App Center. Learn more here.
As a developer, you want to focus on building new features, solving users’ problems, and shipping high quality code. Whether you write your apps with Xamarin, Swift,
September 15, 2017Sep 15, 201709/15/17Visual Studio Mobile Center is now Visual Studio App Center. Learn more here.
This is a special guest post from Michael Hayes, co-founder of Add Jam and Pocket Leap.
Web developers have one big advantage over mobile developers: when users report a bug in the latest update,
September 14, 2017Sep 14, 201709/14/17Visual Studio Mobile Center is now Visual Studio App Center. Learn more here.
Since releasing our public preview last year, Visual Studio Mobile Center has helped thousands of developers build, test, and distribute tens of thousands of iOS, Android, and UWP apps.
September 5, 2017Sep 5, 201709/5/17Visual Studio Mobile Center is now Visual Studio App Center. Learn more here.
Mobile developers have a lot of challenges, and our goal is to make building and deploying your app the least of your worries. We (the Mobile Center Build team) developed a simple Android and iOS app called PomPom to ensure we’re delivering the best developer experience and making continuous integration and delivery easier for our users.
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