Apple makes it easy for devs (and others) to screencast iOS apps with OS X Yosemite | 9to5Mac:
When plugging an iPad or iPhone running iOS 8 into a Mac running OS X Yosemite via USB, the iOS device now shows up as a standard camera input. This means any video app can be used to record the screen of the iOS device without the need for additional hardware.
This is very useful. I have always AirPlayed to my Mac before, but this makes it possible to use an iPhone or iPad as a normal camera input and record it directly in for example Final Cut Pro X or iMovie. Brilliant.
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