This is a tutorial guide on how to use HMAC Key Cryptography in Swift. Learn how to create an authentication data for your messages.

How many times have we stared at code like:
do { try writeEverythingToDisk() } catch let error { // ??? } or even:
switch result { case .failure(let error): // ??? } and asked ourselves “How am I going to communicate that error?”
The thing is, that error…

SwiftUI Release 3 brought us a new declarative approach for handling submitted values. Text fields, forms, search bars allow users to submit values that we can take and react to them using the new onSubmit view modifier. This week we will learn how to use…

New in Swift 5.5: Property wrappers can now be applied directly to function arguments, just like how they can be used to add additional functionality to a property or local variable.

How do you programmatically scroll a SwiftUI list to a specific item?

Button and AttributeString style updates, & more!

An exploration of the private @_alwaysEmitIntoClient attribute

SwiftUI Release 3 brings a few generic view modifiers that allow us to handle semantically similar operations for different views in the very same way. One of these view modifiers is onSubmit, which we can use to manage both forms and search fields. This…

This article teaches you how to saves, updates, reads, and deletes data in both iOS and macOS using Keychain Services in Swift.

Set a keypath to your model properties as FocusState value to avoid declaring custom enums to programmatically set focus and respond to focus changes.

Learn how to implement Picture in Picture for default and custom video players across all app platforms.

In this article, you’ll find some tips about how to write complex modular architectures using SwiftUI, Combine and Swift Package Manager.

In this tutorial, you will use ShazamKit to detect music playing and send it as a message to a chat with the Vonage Client SDK for iOS…

Learn to use detached tasks in Swift for concurrency and why they are useful.

Development Assets can be used to provide sample data for SwiftUI Previews during development without increasing app binary size.

How Swift 5.5 enables computed properties to become either throwing or asynchronous, and what sort of situations that these new capabilities could become useful in.

Learn how to work safely with optionals in Swift without having to unwrap them, with optional chaining.

Using Fastlane and SwiftUI