Caramel for Swift
Swift is going open source, opening up potential to build apps for servers and embedded devices. But the Swift standard library is surpris…
on Dec 22 2015
Adaptive UI in iOS
In the very early days of developing for iOS (or ”iPhone OS” as it was then called), designing a UI was relatively simple - with just one …
on Dec 21 2015
Practical CoreBluetooth for Peripherals
Bluetooth Low Energy has been built into iOS since iOS 5, almost 5 years ago. But how do you use it? Yoav Schwartz gives us a quick-fire o…
on Dec 18 2015
Core Data Threading Demystified
Threading in today's Core Data is radically different from its original implementation, pre–iOS 6. The long history of Core Data has lent...
on Dec 17 2015
Developing Killer Apple Watch Apps
Veteran author and trainer Wei-Meng Lee walks us through the process of creating your first Apple Watch application in watchOS 2 in this p…
on Dec 15 2015
CommonCrypto in Swift
Apple's open-source CommonCrypto isn't shabby for anyone looking to implement encryption in their app, but it isn't very "Swifty" to use.
on Dec 14 2015
How 60Hz Went 100% Crash‑Free With Realm
How 60Hz Went 100% Crash‑Free With Realm, by Suneth Mendis
on Dec 12 2015
*-Oriented Programming
Object-oriented vs. functional(-oriented) programming is the new hot debate since Swift arrived, but what does it even mean to “orient” pr…
on Dec 11 2015
Marketing on the App Store
From #Pragma Conference 2015, Tim Oliver gives you tips on how to make your app stand out above the crowd! He covers how to market your ap…
on Dec 8 2015
Automating Your Daily iOS Developer Tasks
All iOS developers face similar workflows when uploading new builds to the App Store. Many of these processes are currently done manually,…
on Dec 7 2015
Remind's Path to Realm
Remind's Path to Realm, by Alex Leffelman
on Dec 4 2015
Open Source Swift & the Swift 3.0 Roadmap 🎁
Open Source Swift & the Swift 3.0 Roadmap
on Dec 4 2015
iOS Animations with Auto Layout
In this presentation from GOTO Conference CPH 2015, Marin shows how to create animations in UIKit with Swift that work with Auto Layout UI…
on Dec 4 2015
Accessibility Three Ways: iOS Implementation Case Studies
Sommer examines accessibilty and how to implement it from three angles. First up, some examples of accessible mobile technologies, includi…
on Dec 3 2015
Swift and C
With open-source Swift fast approaching, soon we'll be running our Swift code on platforms that won't have Apple's libraries on them. So h…
on Dec 1 2015
Library-Oriented Programming
Creating a simple, encapsulated, maintainable library may seem like a pipe dream, but it's actually quite achievable with the right philos…
on Nov 25 2015
Learnings from CocoaPods: Swift, Frameworks, & Modules
Early last year, CocoaPods was on the road to a solid, stable 1.0.0 release. Then Apple threw a wrench in the works with Swift and framewo…
on Nov 24 2015
Reverse Engineering Code Completion
In this talk, JP Simard walks through the process he took to reverse-engineer the way Xcode generates auto-complete options for Swift, and…
on Nov 23 2015