Apple this year made Xcode Cloud available to all developers after more than a year in private beta. Now, after already having expanded access to the platform, Apple is letting developers sign on for more compute hours on Xcode Cloud if they need it.
For those unfamiliar, Xcode Cloud is a platform that lets developers accelerate the development process by running automated tests and other tasks in the cloud. The platform was first announced at WWDC 2021, and during its first year, only invited developers could subscribe to Xcode Cloud.
