Building a User Feedback Loop from iOS to Slack and GitHub
How I built an in-app feedback pipeline that accepts reports durably, routes them into the right Slack channel, and keeps the entire GitHub handoff in one thread.
How I built an in-app feedback pipeline that accepts reports durably, routes them into the right Slack channel, and keeps the entire GitHub handoff in one thread.
How AeroNautical moved from opportunistic iOS background refresh to a server-driven notification pipeline built around observed airport conditions.
Discussing GraphQL optimization, and GCD
Learn how to use python to quickly shorten Apple Media links.
Data Scanning and much more!
Date Selections, Decorations, and more
Discussing UIHostingController, ObservableObjects, UIHostingConfiguration, and more
This is UpdateAvailableKit: a super easy way to check if the installed app has an update available.
This is ReleaseNotesKit, a brand new, elegant, and extremely simple way to present the recent version’s release notes to your users. ReleaseNotesKit uses the iTunesSearchAPI to access information about the app.
In this article, I share with you how I use a safer version of UserDefaults in my SwiftLang projects.
Leverage the UIViewControllerRepresentable in your SwiftUI application to create a font picker.
Learn how to leverage the power of ShazamKit in your SwiftUI applications.
Generic code enables you to write flexible, reusable functions and types that can work with any type, subject to requirements that you define.
A property wrapper helps you mark a clear distinction between the code that defines a property and the code that manages how that property is stored
Optionals are Swift Language traits that lets the programmer operate on a variable that may or may not have a value at a particular instance.
WWDC 2020 brought many new UIControl APIs to iOS, iPadOS, and macOS. One of the best new additions is the system Color Picker
In this tutorial, we’ll learn how crazy simple it is to integrate MapViews using the MapKit framework, which is now native, in your SwiftUI Applications
At WWDC 2020 Apple announced a whole new set of interactions with the existing UIMenu and UIAction APIs