A good user interface requires an organized layout of views

Create tasks sequentially, in parallel, handle results, returned types, and MainActor using Swift Concurrency

In this post we’ll explore how you can build your own property wrappers to drive your SwiftUI views just like the built in property wrappers can.

How to make animations with UIImageView in Swift. Learn this iOS technique now and animate your image views with just UIImages.

A look at many different built-in ways to iterate over arrays, dictionaries, and other Swift collections.

RxCocoa brings UIKit controls and views to the reactive world. We can access
them with .rx on view object. Neary all relevant properties of views have their
reactive wrapper: alpha, background color, frame, visibility, and many more.
There are specific extensions…

Discover how you can add support for in-app events, develop for Apple Watch, learn about Metal for A15, and more.

This maintains proposals for changes and user-visible enhancements to the Swift Programming Language. - swiftlang/swift-evolution

Learn how to use CryptoKit to increase security in iOS applications, how to generate and exchange a shared secret, how to encrypt, decrypt and sign with symmetric key in Swift.

How to publish and version a swift package.

In the last company I worked, we decided to ditch them. Perhaps you should too.

Each language has its own characteristic. Some are more verbose than others. Some have special characters that take up vertical spaces. Some even read and lay out from right to left. Let's see how to make sure your layout is ready for this.

Tasks in Swift allow us to create an environment in which we can run async methods using await. Learn how to create and use tasks in Swift.

In the first post of the current series, I talked about Swift Package Manager basics and how we can maintain the project with many Swift modules. This week we continue the topic of Microapps architecture by introducing feature modules.

SortComparator and SortDescriptor are new in iOS 15.

Apple added a much easier way to work with date, number and other data formatters in iOS 15 and macOS 12.

How SwiftUI enables us to stack views along the Z axis, which in turn makes it possible to create all sorts of backgrounds, overlays, and other effects.