Self-documenting code in Swift makes your code easier to understand by using extensions, type aliases, and by not using trailing closures.

Exploring iOS, SwiftUI & much more.

Everything new in SwiftUI in Xcode 13.3b1

A Cryptocurrency example!

An in depth look at how long it takes to read an app binary from disk, and why order files make apps launch faster.

Swift development related blog-posts. Combine, modern concurrency model, Instruments, and more.

A few examples on how to use Swift Concurrency to write asynchronous operations that are automatically retried if an error was encountered.

Over the past few years there has been a huge amount of interest in bidirectional interoperability between Swift and C++. Thanks to the hard work of zoecarver, egor.zhdan, gribozavr, Michael Forster, Marcel Hlopko, scentini, and many other contributors, the…

In Swift there are 13 numeric types. Like most other programming languages, Swift provides signed integers of various sizes, corresponding unsigned integers,...

Sometimes structures or classes we create in code can be easily expressed by
built-in Swift types. Consider the following code:

struct Person {
let name: String
}

let ana = Person(name: "Ana")

I created simple Person a struct that holds a person's…

Leverage UIDragPreviewParameters with UIDragPreview to change how dragged items appear.

For the inagural Modifier Monday entry, let's take a peek at .fixedSize().

We covered a lot of things related to microapps architecture in Swift during the last month. I would love to finalize the series of posts by touching another essential edge of the approach: Dependency Injection. This week we will learn how to inject the dependencies…

@EnvironmentObject in SwiftUI allows injecting dependency by making them available to any child views through the SwiftUI Environment.

Feature flags have revolutionized mobile development by allowing software features to be toggled at any point

How to make Instagram live like button animation in SwiftUI

A step-by-step guide to recreate the famous game "Wordle" as an iOS app with SwiftUI. Includes a sample code repository.

I made a list of curated Xcode shortcuts to keep you away from the trackpad