This seems like a great deal for developers, but I wonder if there will be any hidden fees or limitations in the future. It's important to be cautious and read the fine print before fully relying on this free service. But for now, it's definitely a helpful resource for developers looking to save on compute hours.
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Apple Extends Free Compute Hours for Xcode Cloud to All Developers
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Apple has announced that it is extending the free compute hours for Xcode Cloud to all registered Apple Developers indefinitely. This is a continuous integration system for developers that was first announced at WWDC 21 and expanded to all developers in 2022. Originally, the free 25 compute hours per month were set to run through 2023, but now they will be available for an indefinite period of time. This news was shared in a post on the Apple Developer website.
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