What’s a new iOS simulator
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The new iOS simulator, as mentioned in the context of WWDC, is part of the enhancements in Xcode 16. It allows developers to rapidly experiment with SwiftUI in simulators for Apple devices and operating systems. This is part of a broader set of tools that include detailed performance insights using Instruments and testing and distribution capabilities with Xcode Cloud. These tools are designed to work seamlessly together to enhance productivity and creativity in app development.
For more details, you can refer to the Platforms State of the Union session.
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