Easily bridge the gap between UIKit and SwiftUI with these 5 best practices for sending data. Learn the latest iOS development trends today!

Check the new Contact features for the Phone App on your iPhone. How to manage lists, and send emails and messages to all your contacts.

Continuing my journey with watchOS I want to highlight the different methods we have to communicate between iPhone and Apple Watch devices. In last weeks I dived deep into `WatchConnectivity` and how it can be used to exchange data. This post should ...

Learn how to use a timeline provider to effectively refresh or update a widget while preserving a device's performance and battery life.

Learn to use the new NavigationSplitView introduced in iOS 16

9 Months ago, I’ve been starting my journey as a learner at Apple Developer Academy @Binus, and I literally didn’t know much & zero…

Task Groups allow you to run multiple tasks in parallel and await their results. Bundle the outcome together into a single collection.

Computer archaeology with a modern language (and a bit more runtime work)

Or how I reached 100% code coverage in Factory.

Bring your app to life through an investigation into the challenges faced

Last week we started a series of posts about the new Charts framework available on the latest Apple platforms. We talked about basic stuff and learned how to plot data. This week we will continue mastering the Charts framework by learning different customization…

In this post, I’ll show how you can use the SystemNotificaton open-source library to mimic iOS system notifications in your SwiftUI apps.

Unlock the full potential of SwiftUI animations with Canvas and TimelineView. Learn how to create dynamic and engaging user interfaces.

XCTest works inside a sandbox, which means you literally can’t even stick your nose out of the box. Well, almost. Let’s bypass this limitation and learn how to gain access to the command line from tests.

A call to action: how would *you* rebuild Apple's "Scrumdinger" application? We've shown our
take on modern SwiftUI, but we would love to see how you tackle the same problems. Don't like
to use a observable objects for each screen? Prefer to use @StateObject…

How I used JavaScriptCore to add a JavaScript dependency to my iOS app to remove tracking parameters from URLs.

Discovering an inconsistency in how NSPredicate handles matching inequality with nil values, and implementing something better.

Check out PreviewSnapshots, an open-source preview snapshot tool that can share configurations between Xcode previews and snapshot tests