I am testing an app with a small group of people with iPhones, none of whom have xcode or know how to use it. The app is connecting to a server with an expired SSL certificate, and it will be some time before it can be renewed due to workplace obstacles. We would like to start testing now, rather than waiting for the certificate issue to be fixed, but when I put the app into TestFlight it goes into release mode and will not connect to the expired cert. Is there a way for me to easily share this app in debug mode so that we can start testing now?

Hi there, I am working on an app for my company that requires a physical phone to test on, but I have no record of who registered the app ID or if it was registered with Apple. I have my own developer account, but obviously it doesn't have this app ID. I am being told by xcode that I need developer provisioning in order to load this app on my phone. Is there any way that I can make my own provisioning to test this? This app is an enterprise app and will probably not need to go into the Apple app store.

Hi there, I am using Swift and UIKit and I would like to make a UIViewController that contains a scrollable view. Inside the scrolling section there should be several sections. Each section has a header of grey extending from left safe margin to right and sized to contain a header label. The area below the header should expand to the size of the children, and the children should be a combination of aligned labels to the right describing data to the left, and some monospaced text. Can anyone tell me how to make a layout like this? At first I tried to embed views in a stackview but I can't seem to get the constraints right for stackview in scrollview.