Exploring iOS, SwiftUI & much more.

Create a Swift Package that works with the Swift Package manager. Add dependencies, platform requirements and work with development packages.

Swift 5.0 introduced a stable binary interface on Apple platforms. This meant that apps built with the Swift 5.0 compiler can use the Swift runtime and standard library built into the operating system, and that existing apps will remain compatible with new…

If like most of us, you aren’t tuned into the comings-and-goings of Swift Evolution, Xcode 11.4 is your first exposure to two new additions to the language: key path expressions as functions and callable values of user-defined nominal types.

To avoid confusion, this article focuses on expanding and contracing the height of a single tableview cell when it is tapped. I googled around and found out many people used the same terms for inserting new cells under the tapped cell, which is not what this…

Learn how to add, edit, move, and drag and drop rows in List and ForEach with SwiftUI and Swift.

What you don't know is what you haven't learned

A new and easier way to test Apple push notification on iOS simulator.

With iOS 13 release Apple finally added a new framework called Core Haptics, which allows developers to define and play custom haptic feedback patterns.

Test doubles is very useful in replicating a remote server's output. In this article, learn how test doubles can aid your HTTP request helper development.

Now you can test push notification in iOS simulator using Terminal or “drag & drop”. Learn how to achieve this when app is in background or foreground.

SwiftUI provides us several exciting ways to change the shape of our views. It allows clipping, masking, and a few other operations on the shape of views. This week I want to talk to you about altering view’s shape in SwiftUI.

First steps of building an iOS app using swiftUI and Combine with MVVM and Protocols

Two key points in the behavior of the new modal view when it is dismissed

Property wrappers is one of the recent Swift proposals that have been welcomed probably the most by the community. Let's see how property wrappers can be used to solve one decoding edge case as an example - decoding deeply nested values.

This week, let’s take a look at a few different ways of configuring views when using SwiftUI, and the sort of pros and cons that each of those approaches gives us in terms of code structure and flexibility.

Key path expressions as functions, callAsFunction, and more

I’m excited to announce a new open-source package and an enhancement to the Swift Evolution process: the Standard Library Preview package! The preview package provides access to functionality that has been accepted into the Swift standard library through…

When developers are working on complex features we often talk about state. Many times we don’t want to deal with state, at least when it’s…

Xcode 11.4 has some interesting XCTest improvements that make it a little easier to write tests that handle throwing errors.