Creating a framework in Swift
Frameworks are great for modularizing your code, breaking down reusable components into a separate bundle of code.
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Frameworks are great for modularizing your code, breaking down reusable components into a separate bundle of code.
Creating a custom property wrapper for managing orientation for single window on iPad
Going from manually uploading builds to App Store to automating the process
Learn how to use for-in loops with examples in using arrays, range operators, dictionaries, and enums.
This overview with examples shows how you can use extensions in Swift.
Writing unit tests after a blunder of a release.
Using PlayParameters and MPMusicPlayerPlayParameters
With another wave of the pandemic ruining in-person events, here are the list of remote conferences and meetups you can attend in January 2022
If you're not satisfied with the modal on iPad, time to create a custom one!
Defining all the colors in one place for consistency and easily modifying them in the future
A step-by-step process to use GitHub Pages as your hosting provider for your Jekyll website.
Defining all the fonts in one place for consistency and easily modifying them in the future
Looking at a peculiar case of showing the large title in the navigation bar conditionally
Alternative methods to use the latest async-await syntax̱̱in a framework or Swift Package
Make your text and views accessible for different font sizes
Disabling the animations while running UI tests to ensure no flakiness
Going through the user's feedback to understand what their needs are
Wasting time by manually sending builds as a naive intern