When developing apps for our clients at intive, we strive to a consistent and clear design language. Throughout the development process…

Container background was introduced in iOS 17 to make code that handles widget backgrounds more intuitive. Here's what you need to know.

In the previous blog post, we discussed how to use the new phase animator in SwiftUI. Today, we’ll dive into KeyframeAnimator which gives us much more control of the animation. The phase anim…

By using if and switch statements as expressions, you can omit the return keyword and reduce the lines of code while maintaining readability.

Top 25 interview questions on Default, Memberwise, Designated, Convenience, Failable, and Required Initializers in Swift.

The differences explained and some mistakes to avoid

Swift gets all the new toys, and rightfully so. Though, I was happy to see Objective-C still gets some love with Xcode 15.

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Introducing a Memory-Safe Successor Language in Large Code Bases - John McCall - CppNow 2023
Slides: https://github.com/boostcon/cppnow_presentations_2023
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Interest in memory-safe programming…

Learn how to map function work with Swift dictionary.

Macros are here! To celebrate, we are releasing a brand new tool to aid in writing tests for them. First, let’s explore testing macros using the tools that Apple provides, evaluate their shortcomings, and see how we can address them.

Explore SwiftUI's TextField keyboard types, optimize user experience, and learn from Apple's naming missteps. Dive into iOS app development.

Swift 5.9 is now available! 🎉

We are releasing a major update to our popular SnapshotTesting library: inline snapshot testing! This allows your text-based snapshots to live right in the test source code, rather than in an external file.

With the release of Swift 5.9 and its new macros feature, we are excited to announce a brand new open source library: Macro Testing. It includes powerful tools for writing tests for your macros.

Let’s take our MacroTesting library for a spin with some more advanced macros, including those that Apple has gathered since the feature’s introduction, as well as a well-tested library in the community: Ian Keen’s MacroKit.

I’m currently playing with ShareLink, a lot, for my upcoming app SharePal. And I couldn’t miss this very strange and inconsistent behavior I got with it. Specifically when providing a string as an item.

Here's a recap of what's new with the 2023 iPhone 15 screen sizes.

The view controller lifecycle has a new callback in iOS 17 that's back-deployable to iOS 13. Here's a quick guide to viewIsAppearing.

Explaining the differences for effective unit testing of each scenario