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Xcode 16 Debugging Tutorial for Beginners (2025)
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Struggling with pesky bugs in Swift? You’re not alone—debugging can feel tough, especially when you’re just getting started (or as an experienced developer). Watch: Xcode 16 Debugging Tutorial for Beginners (2025) In this beginner-friendly tutorial, I’ll walk you through simple, effective debugging techniques in Xcode 16 to quickly identify and squash bugs with a real world example. You’ll learn how to:
Ready to debug with confidence? Check out the video now! Happy coding, Paul Solt |
Super Easy Apps Weekly - Paul Solt
Join 5,712+ developers learning iPhone app development and App Store publishing. Every week, I share iOS tips on how to create polished, intuitive apps—backed by insights from shipping seven apps and working at GoPro, Apple, and Microsoft.
Hey Reader, This week is exciting. GPT-5.3-Codex launched today, so I put together a short video covering the five key updates (and a demo of what it can do). I didn't want to go back to GPT-5.2, after I got early access to GPT-5.3-Codex last week. The 5.3 model is faster and smarter. I can do more in less time. Watch here: GPT-5.3-Codex Launches Today — 5 Things You Need to Know The new Codex App + Plan mode + GPT-5.3-Codex helped make this video possible. Try it out and let me know what you...
Hey Reader, I had early access to Codex app this past week. The OpenAI team is moving insanely fast with Codex CLI, and watching this new app unfold was incredible. Take a look, and see for yourself. Download link in the video. Codex app feels like the missing IDE layer for the Codex CLI.One-click to open Xcode, run iOS/macOS apps, review diffs, and manage agents. I have mine configured using Makefiles (More on my setup in another email). Talk soon, Paul SoltPaul@SuperEasyApps.com P.S. Codex...
Hey Reader, AI agents struggle with iOS development for a simple reason: they can’t actually run Xcode. In this video, I have an impromptu conversation with Cameron Cooke from the UK about XcodeBuildMCP, a tool that finally lets AI build and run iOS apps in the Simulator. We talk through the backstory, the real problems it solves, and why this changes how AI agents work with iOS and macOS apps. If AI + Xcode is Broken for you, then you might need this tool. Watch here: AI Couldn’t Run My iOS...