While debugging some code the other day, I wanted to verify the behavior of global variables and static members in Swift. I vaguely remembered from the early...

Toolbar API is another excellent addition to SwiftUI this year. Usually, we use toolbars to provide available actions. Did you remember the case where you have a button outside of the navigation bar or bottom bar? This week we will learn all about the new…

The compiler already does a good job translating Objective-C APIs to Swift's standards, but what if you want them to be translated to something completely different?

“Experience is simply the name we give our mistakes.” The destination is not what’s important…it’s the experience we gain along the way.

Exploring iOS, SwiftUI & much more.

In iOS 14, long-press on the back button will bring up a history stack. Learn what you should consider with this new behavior.

As developers, we constantly deal with layers of abstractions that make our lives easier. We have abstractions over low level networking operations that allow us to make network calls with .

A look at a few somewhat lesser-known ways in which enums can be used to solve various problems in Swift-based apps and libraries.

An explanation of what referential transparency means with examples in Swift

Hi everybody, I’m Riccardo. Senior iOS Engineer at Bending Spoons, I breathe iOS development, both apps and tools and I love to share my…

A WWDC20 Swift session walkthrough

At WWDC 20, Apple announced a new unified logging API to gather, process log messages, and help debug unexpected behavior

How to read and write Exif, GPS, IPTC, JFIF, TIFF and other metadata in image files using the CoreGraphics APIs on iOS and macOS

How to use the Speech framework to detect speech on iOS.

Cancelling an in-progress request is an important feature of any networking library, and it’s something we’ll want to support in this framework as well.

We finally get SVG supported and the best thing is it is backward compatible with some limitations.

Starting with Xcode 12, you can add more than just source code to your Swift packages.

It is my pleasure to announce a new open source project for the Swift server ecosystem, Swift Service Lifecycle. Service Lifecycle is a Swift package designed to help server applications, also known as services, manage their startup and shutdown sequences.

Starting with Xcode 12, you can add more than just source code to your Swift packages.

Exploring the power and flexibility offered by creating lists using UICollectionView.