SwiftUI composition on steroids: let's see how we can inspect and change any given view.

This is a guide tutorial about an iOS interview question, and we talk about Point of Synchronisation in Swift. Learn that now!

iOS Crash Dump Analysis Book. Contribute to faisalmemon/ios-crash-dump-analysis-book development by creating an account on GitHub.

Dictionaries are one of the most commonly used data structures. Dictionaries come with keys and values where the keys are unique. Sometimes, there might be a situation where we would want to swap the keys and values of a dictionary. Let’s see how to swap…

With a bit of help of computed property, we can save enumerations into Core Data quite easily!

Learn how to use NSMeasurement to work with dimensions and units.

Customize encoding and decoding logic for individual fields of codable types in Swift by defining codable property wrappers.

How Combine’s Future and subject types enable us to build many different kinds of functionality without having to write custom publisher implementations from scratch.

Improve your app's UI by making grids in Swift using LazyVGrid and LazyHGrid to build vertical and horizontal scrolls.

UserDefaults is one of the most misused APIs on Apple platforms. Specifically, most developers do not handle default values correctly. In fact, I have never ...

This article is about adding a separated Services-layer to an app. A Services-layer is, in my opinion, the single best app architectural addition you can make, after the basic Model-View separation already implicit in SwiftUI.

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Here's how I created a DSL that can visually represent a diffable section snapshot's hierarchical structure using result builders.

We talked a lot about different design patterns, which help us maintain the codebase by solving various issues. But what about testing? What can we do to keep our UI tests in a maintainable and consistent state? This week we will talk about the Page Object…

Rethrows marks a method in Swift as rethrowing and tells the compiler to only require the try keyword if it's actually useful.

Say hello to the latest version of the Apple Developer app. Whether you’re a computer science student in China or a veteran UI designer in Germany, the Developer app can help you make truly great apps for Mac, iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, and Apple TV.