One of Swift’s greatest features, and one of my favorites, are enums with associated values. The language itself uses them for its fundamentals, like Optional<T>, which either has a .some(T) or is .none. Another example is the new since Swift 5 Result<T,…

A beautiful animation will improve the UX of your app. In this tutorial, we will teach you how to create interactive animation with UIViewPropertyAnimator.

Use one of RxSwift 5’s newest features to streamline your code.

Deep neural networks are a milestone technique in the advancement of modern machine perception systems. However, in spite of the exceptional…

In comes Core ML 3. Now we have access to control flow, dynamic layers, new operators, and 100+ layer additions!

With WWDC 2019 over, it’s a good time to reflect on everything that was announced and start seeing how we can put it into practice. The purpose of this article is to round up the changes to t…

In this article you'll get an intro to CallKit so you can provide a consistent experience for your users when they make calls using your app.

Dynamic member lookup using @dynamicMemberLookup explained with code examples in Swift. Combine it with key paths and find usecase examples.

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When working with declarative views, you should be able to reach for a full tool suite of functional application. In a typesafe language like Swift, things can prove more difficult than you’d…

Using Xcode Previews allows you to iterate fast and implement designs even faster. Don't wait for SwiftUI and start using Xcode Previews today!

Even though most of our classes, structs, and other types might have initially been created to solve a very specific problem — over time, we quite often find ourselves wanting to use a highly similar version of that same type or logic, but for something entirely…

Push Notifications are not reliable by design, so we need something better. In this article we'll talk about receiving incoming calls with PushKit.

Chris Lattner, creator of Swift, joins John on this 50th episode of the show — to discuss the current state of Swift and how it came to be, as well as to speculate about what the future of the language and its ecosystem might look like.

How to speed up your daily development in Xcode.

The <code>Foundation</code> provides you a lot of the bread-and-butter needed for your daily iOS development, ranging from structures like <code>Data</code> all the way to complete APIs like <code>URLSession</code>. But as it turns out, we only use a fraction…

If you are looking for ways to reduce your Xcode project’s build time i.e. improve build performance, then you are at the right place. I…

Many system applications in IOS 12 such as Voice Memos contain draggable popover views. These views allow users to expand or hide…