Debug your iOS app with Xcode 7 Beta free real machine

Debug iOS Apps with Xcode 7 Beta free real Machine June 9, 2015 | K-res Release

The early morning WWDC15 although did not stay up for a while, but also early to get up the first time to look at the relevant Twitter tags, found that the more affordable is the new Xcode 7 can not join the annual 99 knife Apple Developer Program in the case of the Real Machine debugging application (do not know is not under the pressure of Android that "rough" debugging method of the real machine, hehe), and Apple's original three platform development accounts into one, no longer sub-what iOS, OSX, Safari, Other what iOS9, OSX 10.11 also did not look at, hurriedly to download the Beta version: version 7.0 beta (7a120f) to experience, of course, free just let yourself to play, if you want to publish to the Apple Store, The protection fee is still to be paid. In fact, since the beginning of several versions, Apple has been simplifying the development of Xcode real machine What certificate, provisioning profile,such as the creation, modification operations, and then the test flight to receive, Also improved the test version of the packaging release process, think of the year that looked at the document research Apple Developer backstage, the ITC backstage, certificate request, keychain What, really can't help but sigh, in order to show the chi of the year, Here's a simple way to record how Xcode 7 can be used for free real-computer debugging of iOS apps:

After you run Xcode, click Preferences in the menu ... Go to the Accounts tab and choose Add Apple ID here:

Sign in with your Apple ID in the pop-up dialog, and if you don't have one, you'll see a message like this when you log in successfully:

You can see that the free tag for iOS and Mac is shown below, and the previous version of Xcode will not be able to do anything if you don't have an account with the Apple Developer program.
The next thing to do is to generate a development certificate, select the item with free, and then click View Details in the popup dialog box:
Click the "+" button in the middle of the pop-up menu, select iOS development, and then wait a moment (normally), Xcode will help you build the dev mode required certificate, think of the previous also to generate the certificate request file, Then to the Apple that Turtle rapid development background submission, get the certificate and then pour keychain, now this is really both stupid and relaxed ah.
With the signing certificate basically almost, the rest is to open the iOS project to debug, and then on the project Target's General page of the team to select the Apple ID corresponding to the item, and then connect to the device, and so on when the device is ready, the first debugging needs to add provisioning Profile, before or to that turtle speed backstage, manual input device Udid generate profile and then download down the import, now just select the team under the issue next to the point fix, everything is done by Xcode, will eventually generate the next one of the corresponding app ID of the description file, then compile the link project, run debugging can be, the whole process of not more than 5 minutes, technology is really progress!

Debug your iOS app with Xcode 7 Beta free real machine