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We’ve added the release version of Xcode 8 to our macOS containers.

CircleCI customers can build applications with confidence using Xcode 8. Adding support for Xcode 8 enables iOS developers to build and test applications for iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple Watches with the most up to date tools available.

Welcome to our new weekly curated list of interesting stories. Covering anything and everything in the industry, we collect and share a handful of links every Friday. Enjoy!

Join us next Thursday, September 22nd for Office Hours in San Francisco where Travis Vachon, Product Engineering Manager at CircleCI, will take us through: Exploring the DNA of Successful Developer Teams.

We hope to see you there! We love meeting the developers and software teams who use CircleCI and hearing about all the great things you’re doing. Space is limited, so reserve your spot now!

Join CircleCI + Waffle.io for a GitHub Universe Pre-Party

If you are in San Francisco for GitHub Universe please join us for a drink and light refreshments this evening from 7-11p.m. at Triple Voodoo Brewing (2245 3rd St. San Francisco, CA 94107). We will have CircleCI swag and members of our team excited to meet the GitHub community in-person. All guests must be 21 years of age and have a valid ID for entry.

Welcome to our weekly curated list of interesting stories. Covering anything and everything in the industry, we collect and share a handful of links every Friday. Enjoy!

Welcome to our weekly curated list of interesting stories. Covering anything and everything in the industry, we collect and share a handful of links every Friday. Enjoy!

Welcome to our new weekly curated list of interesting stories. Covering anything and everything in the industry, we collect and share a handful of links every Friday. Enjoy!

This is part of our ‘meet the team’ blog series where we get to know the faces behind CircleCI. In this post Jenneviere sits down to tell us a bit about herself, how she joined CircleCI, and what fuels her passion.

We’ve switched the default OS for new Linux projects to Ubuntu 14.04 Trusty. This means that next time you add a new Linux project it will build on Trusty by default. Please note that the change applies only to new Linux projects, so the OS of your existing projects will not be changed unless you choose to do so. You can also choose to run your new projects on Ubuntu 12.04 (Precise) under the Build Environment tab on your project’s settings page.

We have added support for Xcode 8.0 Beta to our OS X containers.

CircleCI customers can build their apps using Xcode 8.0 Beta. Full support for Xcode 8.0 Beta allows iOS developers using CircleCI to build and test their code for iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple Watch apps with the most current tools available. We have also recently updated the developer tools on our container to latest versions.