If you thought UIKit was getting pushed to the side with the rise of SwiftUI, you were wrong. There's a lot that's new, improved or revamped - let's take a look.

In this Server-Side Swift tutorial you will learn how to setup MongoDB and use MongoKitten to run basic queries, build Aggregate Pipelines and store files with GridFS.

I recently started the adventure of building PSPDFKit with the Swift trunk development snapshot. I did this both in order to verify a fix for the SR-12933 LLDB debugging issue and to be better prepared for the Xcode 12 release at WWDC.

You must have come across @objc and dynamic keyword while coding in Swift. Compiler gives error if you are not using @objc when it is…

WidgetKit is a framework for Apple platforms, that allows you to create widgets for iOS, iPadOS and macOS. Widgets needs to be written in Swift and SwiftUI.

A friend of mine was having a problem with a generic function they’d written. I’ve simplified it quite a bit to post, but the essence was:
func foo<T>(_ n: T) -> T where T: Numeric { return n * (4 as! T) } They could call it with an Int just fine, but when…

Learn about new improvements introduced to the UIMenu APIs starting on iOS/iPadOS 14

Let’s take a look at one possible venue for learning and exploring SwiftUI without having to necessarily deploy it directly into production — by building internal tools and various prototypes.

One of iOS 14’s most exciting changes for both users and developers will undoubtedly be it’s addition of widgets for quick access to…

Packed Sessions, hands-on labs, and a look forward to next year

A look at what has changed in Apple’s machine learning APIs for iOS and macOS

The <code>as</code> and <code>as?</code> operators in Swift are more different than their similar names suggest.

This week I decided to share as much as I can about data flow in SwiftUI. In this post, we will discuss the difference between @StateObject, @EnvironmentObject, and @ObservedObject property wrappers. I know that this is the most confusing topic in SwiftUI…

Exploring iOS, SwiftUI & much more.

Learn how to leverage the new Dictionary.init(grouping:by:) initializer to group array elements into a dictionary with just 1 line of code.

This modifier can interpolate position and size between two views. This is one of the most exciting features for me. Let's see what is capable of in this beta.

A list of 10 useful Swift code snippets and changes coming with new iOS 14 and iPadOS 14 SDKs presented during Apple WWDC 2020.

Learn how to use SwiftUI’s onAppear and Combine to build a List that scrolls forever. As a bonus, you’ll also see how you can achieve the same with a LazyVStack.