Weak self references are common in Swift, especially in network request callbacks. In this article, I'll show you why they are needed and how simplify them.

This week, let’s take a look at a few tips and techniques that can help us make our types more well-defined, by splitting them up once their responsibilities have started to grow beyond the ideal scope of a single type.

Make it easy for users to sign in to your apps and websites using the Apple ID they already have. With built-in privacy and security features, Sign in with Apple is a great way to help users set up an account, sign in, and engage with your app quickly and…

We are excited to begin rolling out the new version of Messenger on iOS. To make the Messenger iOS app faster, smaller, and simpler, we rebuilt the architecture and rewrote the entire codebase, whi…

Swift Packages offer an easy manageable way to share code and functionality. We are going to show you how to setup Swift package continuous integration.

This week we will continue mastering SwiftUI components by learning Toggle. Toggle is a view that we can use to allow users to toggle any boolean state in the app. SwiftUI enables us to customize toggles in a very convenient way by providing ToggleStyle protocol.

Learn how you can use the Result type that was introduced in Swift 5 to clearly communicate success and error cases in your code.

How can you create Star Wars' perspective text? In this tutorial, we will show you how to create animated Star Wars text using the SwiftUI framework.

Tutorial on how to implement custom animated transitions between ViewControllers using Swift.

How we created a fully-animated ticker view in our new iOS app

Structs, value types, and dark magic

Localization means making your app support additional languages. Usually we will start with english as the base language as default, then slowly adding more language support on top of it.Table of Contents :Adding new languageAdding and using translated textLocalizing…

Swift makes it really easy to create a command-line tool. Improve developer productivity and replace repetitive tasks with your own Swift CLI tool.

This week, let’s explore the topic of UI modularization in the context of SwiftUI, by taking a look at a few different techniques that can be useful in order to avoid trading Massive View Controllers for Massive Views.

Shell scripts are essentials on the server side. Learn how to build Swift scripts for your backend apps using property wrappers.

I always found the UIAlertController API too verbose. You first have to create an instance of UIAlertController, then create multiple instances of UIAlertAction and finally add the actions to the controller.

Decodable makes it easy to transform simple data into model types. Learn how to go beyond the basics with @richturton.

Revisiting [weak self] to avoid retain cycles with this common scenario that involves nested closures in Swift

While many developers are content with older popular solutions for code formatting, we decided to cover a newer, still evolving tool called swift-format.

Another twist to iOS navigations