To learn and understand neural networks you have to implement them yourself from scratch. So I thought, why not try it in Swift?

Learn to build your own iOS framework that’s compatible with Carthage, CocoaPods and git submodules.

How to be a Swift importer (and possibly exporter).

The FrenchKit Conference is the first and only IOS conference in Paris.

Today we will make a simple app with Model-View-ViewModel and learn how to adapt it to design a better architecture. Let’s get started!

In a fight for great software architecture, our hands are often tied by the shortcomings of frameworks or languages we work with.

In this article, I will share with you the way I build my own bar chart without using any third-party library.

In this article, I will share with you a way to build curved line chart. There are some good chart libraries out there for iOS, however, if…

In this blog post, I will briefly introduce four very useful and commonly used higher order functions you can use on collection types.

Neem Serra explains how to improve your code readability and compactness by using mapping and flatMapping in Swift

Augmented reality is here. It is coming in a BIG way. Remember Pokemon Go? Well, that’s just a taste of augmented reality. Apple is bringing augmented reality to the masses starting with iOS 11. With iOS 11, hundreds of millions of iPhones and iPads are going…

There seems to almost be a consensus in the community that singletons are

Designing iOS apps can be difficult sometimes, but finding correct and up-to-date information about all of Apples’ devices shouldn’t be.

Array is a very common data collection. We use it pretty much every day. Array in Swift is very powerful and provides several features. In this article, we’ll discuss one of them: ArraySlice.

Nowadays, the biggest challenge for an iOS developer is the craft of a robust application which must be easy to maintain, test and scale.
In this article you will learn a reliable approach to achieve it.

Joe Duffy's Blog | Adventures in the high-tech underbelly

Sick of giant view controllers? Not sure where to put your app’s business logic? Wanting to write tests but can’t for the life of you get started? Lucky for ...

Concurrent programming is hard! But by taking advantage of a lesser-known aspect of its design, we can avoid some common pitfalls.