Andrew Bancroft • 1/16/2020

4 Things You Should Never Do When Debugging iOS Apps

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This article provides practical advice for iOS developers on four common debugging pitfalls to avoid: changing code without first reproducing the problem, hunting for bugs without forming a hypothesis, making code changes without creating a new branch, and altering multiple things at once. It emphasizes methodical debugging practices to improve efficiency and reduce errors.

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