Keep debugging from Xcode after your test iPhone leaves the office network
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Test web apps that talk to Bluetooth and NFC hardware, right on an iPhone
If you build connected hardware with a web front end, you can finally test it on an iPhone without writing a native app or keeping a spare Android around.
Safari has never supported Web Bluetooth or Web NFC, so iPhone users of hardware web apps were stuck. Wand is a WebKit browser that adds a subset of both, plus camera video, so existing JavaScript code can reach BLE devices and NDEF tags. It is on the App Store and TestFlight, MIT-licensed and buildable in Xcode. Access only works on a top-level HTTPS page in the foreground, and NFC is limited to NDEF.
Keep debugging from Xcode after your test iPhone leaves the office network
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