What if your AR app needs to make use of a realtime data to be able to provide a deep, compelling experience?

In Bites #316 (https://littlebitesofcocoa.com/316) and #317 (https://littlebitesofcocoa.com/316), we began looking at Swift's new Codable (Encodable & Decodable) protocols. Today we'll continue by learning more about how Swift Enums work can work with these…

Assertions are not only an essential tool when writing tests - they're also super useful in order to write more predictable and easier to debug code. This week, let's look deeper into assertions, how they work, and how we can implement our own assert functions…

After doing web development since PHP4.1, I almost gave up and decided to learn Ruby and Ruby on Rails. Then I discovered Laravel two years ago and have been using it since. I have also been developing Swift and Objective-C for iOS and macOS and released

Today, I’m beginning a new and exciting phase of Cocoa Academy, bringing its content to Youtube. From the start, this was something under…

Premature optimisation is the root of all evil. But, there are moments where we need to optimise our code. Let’s see how to improve the performance of value type in Swift.

To learn and understand neural networks you have to implement them yourself from scratch. So I thought, why not try it in Swift?

Learn to build your own iOS framework that’s compatible with Carthage, CocoaPods and git submodules.

How to be a Swift importer (and possibly exporter).

The FrenchKit Conference is the first and only IOS conference in Paris.

Today we will make a simple app with Model-View-ViewModel and learn how to adapt it to design a better architecture. Let’s get started!

In a fight for great software architecture, our hands are often tied by the shortcomings of frameworks or languages we work with.