From Idea to App Store Screenshots Without a Designer
You built the app. It works. Then you open App Store Connect and it asks for screenshots, and you realize the thing standing between you and "submit" …
Programming
⚑ Report a ProblemLatest Programming news from Tech News
All topics
AI
agents
ai
api
architecture
automation
aws
beginners
career
claude
database
devchallenge
devops
javascript
learning
llm
machinelearning
mcp
opensource
performance
productivity
programming
python
react
rust
security
showdev
tutorial
typescript
webdev
I shipped my first iOS app, got rejected twice, and built a tool so it never happens again
The code was never the hard part. The App Store review was. I shipped my first iOS app — a small baby tracker — and got rejected twice. Not for bugs. …
Как я создал аккаунт Apple Developer (Apple разработчика) на юридическое лицо после 1 апреля 2026 года
Друзья, всем привет. Это моя проба пера на Хабре. Меня зовут Максим Талалаев, я достаточно давно управляю людьми. Вот теперь занимаюсь этим в сфе…
Japanese App Store Screenshots: Why Direct Translation From English Doesn't Work
Japanese App Store Screenshots: Why Direct Translation From English Doesn't Work Localizing your app for Japan? If you just ran your English screensho…
Apple Product Page Optimization (PPO) Guide for 2026
Apple Product Page Optimization (PPO) Guide for 2026 Apple Product Page Optimization is the single most underused growth lever on the App Store in 202…
iOS App Store Screenshots and Compliance: The Gotchas After Your Build Succeeds
This article was originally published on Jo4 Blog . Your EAS build succeeded. The IPA uploaded to App Store Connect. Time to submit for review, right?…
I built my daughter a geography app. It took 67 days and zero dependencies.
Two months ago, I started building an iOS app for my daughter. This week, I shipped it. MapSprout is a US geography app for kids — they learn the 50 s…
What I learned about App Store screenshots after shipping 3 apps
If you've ever shipped an app on the App Store, you know the feeling. You spend months building the product, and then the week before launch you reali…