When you want to test an app on your device, usually you plug the device into your Mac and run the Xcode project. But what if you want to install the app on many devices for testing purposes or for enterprise distribution? What if your testers are spread out around the world? Enter TestFlight, a free over-the-air platform developers can use to distribute beta and internal iOS applications to team members, and then track and manage testing and feedback using TestFlight's dashboard. In addition to distributing the app, the TestFlight SDK includes a number of useful APIs to help with your testing process. This tutorial will introduce you to TestFlight and demonstrate its APIs using a simple but fun app called MotivateMe. You will also learn how to create an ad hoc build and install it on a device using TestFlight. You should already know the basics of Objective-C and iOS development to follow along. Since you'll be building apps for distribution, you'll also need a paid developer account. Ready for take off? Let's get started!


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