Advanced Swift 2 Application Development (Video 35)

This video tutorial guides viewers through the process of archiving and uploading an app to iTunes Connect. It covers essential steps such as code signing, adding provisioning profiles, and selecting the correct target simulator. The tutorial also explains how to use the organizer to upload the app and provides resources for further information on App Store guidelines. By the end of the course, viewers will have learned how to create a distribution certificate, set up an app in iTunes Connect, and successfully upload it.

What is the first step in preparing an app for distribution?

• Uploading the binary to iTunes Connect

• Selecting the target simulator

• Setting up provisioning profiles and code signing identities

• Creating a new app in iTunes Connect

Why is it important to select the generic iOS device as the target simulator?

• To ensure the app runs smoothly on all devices

• To reduce the app's file size

• To enable the archiving option in the menu

• To improve the app's performance

What is the purpose of code signing an app?

• To verify the app's authenticity and integrity

• To increase the app's download speed

• To reduce the app's memory usage

• To enhance the app's user interface

What is the role of the organizer in the app upload process?

• To manage the app's user reviews

• To display all available archives for upload

• To compile the app's source code

• To optimize the app's graphics

Where can developers find information about common rejection reasons for app submissions?

• In the app's settings menu

• In the app's user manual

• On the developer portal

• In the iTunes Connect dashboard