Xcode specialists for your dedicated team.

Where Xcode fits in a long-term product team.

Code signing is the part of Xcode that consumes disproportionate time on every team. Certificates, provisioning profiles, capabilities and team membership interact in ways that produce misleading errors, and the fix is often in the developer portal.

Instruments is the underused counterpart. Time Profiler, Allocations and Leaks answer performance questions definitively, and the Energy Log matters on a platform where users attribute battery drain to specific apps. Teams that never open Instruments ship performance problems they could have measured.

What your dedicated team does with Xcode.

Signing configuration is exactly the kind of knowledge that lives in one person and blocks everyone when that person is unavailable. Automating it in CI and documenting it is a small piece of work that removes a recurring delivery risk.

When the release path is the constraint, that automation is scoped with a dedicated cloud and DevOps team alongside the mobile developers.

Common Xcode use cases.

• Signing that is not one person's knowledge Certificates and profiles automated in CI, so a submission never waits on an individual.
• Performance measured in Instruments Time Profiler and Allocations used before optimising, so effort goes where the cost is.
• Simulator and device used appropriately Logic verified in the simulator, performance and camera work verified on hardware.

Adding Xcode skills to your team.

Xcode and signing work sits with the iOS developers we assign to you, with the release path automated and documented.

Xcode work is assigned to dedicated, full-time specialists who work remotely in your repositories and are managed by us. It is the model behind every offshore team at Azendo, and how companies hire software developers without running the recruiting themselves.