Learn a proper way to sort an array of strings in each circumstance.

Associated Types in Swift allow you to reuse code. Define a protocol once and reuse it among different types and constraints.

Learn how to integrate SwiftUI into your UIKit app using UIHostingController and how to use UIViewRepresentable to host UIViews in SwiftUI.

The Swift If-Case-Let syntax always seems backwards to me. Here's a reminder how you use it.

Includes humble notes to help you overcome possible challenges for setting up an iOS Continuous Delivery pipeline.

Advanced SwiftUI Architecture for easy Testability and Data Mocking

Build a trendy, minimalist music player

There are 3 new tech talks from Apple on improving UI performance: 10855, 10856 and 10857

Use a Swift Result to wrap a throwing expression that you need to run on a background thread. Use flatMap to chain several results together.

SF symbols are icon sets that Apple design to work with their system font. Learn how to change its color and how to show them in multicolor style.

Learn to convert a string "123" to an integer 123.

There might be several reasons that cause this error. Here are the solutions that fix it for me.

I know. This is a clickbaity title. And yes, I know that this list is not relevant for everybody. I know that not every iOS developer has to learn everything on this list. That said, this list is a…

In this guide, I will show you the strategies to select the correct SwiftUI data flow mechanism and the relative property wrappers.

How a SwiftUI view’s body can be split up into multiple computed properties, which is a great alternative to using separate types in certain situations.

How key paths can be made much more powerful when used to query and filter collections.

This article explains what Swift optionals are, why Swift has them, how they are implemented, and how Swift optionals can be used to better model real-world domains and write safer and more expressive code.

I'm going to write a JSON feed reader app in SwiftUI and focus on writing the app through small, incremental additions.

In this Xcode tutorial, you’ll learn how to use Instruments to profile and debug performance, memory and reference issues in your iOS apps.

You all might know that async/await is accepted and is available in the main snapshots! Let’s get our hands dirty by trying out some basic example of async/await in Swift.

Preventing Data Races in the Swift Concurrency Model - preventing-data-races.md