OPEN-CLOSED PRINCIPLE in Swift

Open-Closed Principle (OCP) is a guiding principle that promotes these qualities by encouraging developers to design code that is open for extension but closed for modification. In this blog post, we will explore the Open-Closed Principle in Swift and demonstrate how it can…

Resolving SIGABRT Issues in iOS App

SSIGABRT is a common crash signal encountered by iOS developers during app development. When an app encounters a SIGABRT signal, it means that an exception was thrown and not caught, resulting in a crash. SIGABRT issues can be frustrating, but they provide valuable…

Handling Cancellation in Combine Swift with Example

Optimizing Performance with URLSession: Exploring multipathServiceType, waitsForConnectivity, and timeoutIntervalForRequest

URLSession is a powerful framework in iOS and macOS that allows developers to interact with web services and retrieve…

Async/Await in Swift: Simplifying Concurrency with Examples

Asynchronous programming is crucial for building responsive and efficient applications. Swift 5.5 introduced the long-awaited async/await feature, which simplifies asynchronous code and makes it more readable and maintainable…

Simplifying Navigation with the Coordinator Pattern in Swift

In complex iOS applications, managing navigation flow and coordinating multiple view controllers can become challenging. The Coordinator pattern offers a structured and scalable solution to address these concerns. In this…

Simplifying Asynchronous Tasks with DispatchGroup in Swift

Create an auto-scroll 3D carousel in SwiftUI

In this example, we have a ContentView that displays a stack of CarouselCardView instances using a ZStack. The CarouselCardView represents an individual card in the carousel and contains an image and a title.

Copy-On-Write(COW) in Swift: Efficient Memory Management

Implementing the SINGLE RESPONSIBILITY PATTERN in Swift:

Single Responsibility Principle (SRP) is a…