Guilherme Rambo • 1/11/2019

Hacking with private APIs on iPad

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This technical article details how developers can experiment with private iOS APIs directly on an iPad, bypassing the need for Xcode on a Mac. It compares three tools: Swift Playgrounds for simple tests, JSBox for JavaScript-based runtime interaction, and Pythonista for its clean Objective-C bridge syntax, providing code examples and outcomes for each approach.

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