iOS App Development

In Swift 5.9, Apple is introducing Swift macros, which facilitate the generation of repetitive code during compilation. This enhancement enhances the expressiveness and readability of your app’s codebases. In the WWDC video unveiled by Apple on Tuesday, titled Write Swift Macros, Alex guides us meticulously through the process of creating…

After four years of working as an iOS developer, I have rarely taken the time to learn from the topics covered at WWDC. Throughout my journey, I never considered WWDC as a valuable learning resource. Instead, I relied on platforms like YouTube, Udemy, the Essential Developer Course, Stack Overflow, and…

In iOS development, both closures and protocols can be used for loading data and dependency injection. They offer different approaches to achieve the same goal. Let’s explore the differences and provide examples for each. 1- Closures for Loading Data and Dependency Injection: Passing functionality as parameter to other Objects is…

WWDC brings some changes to EventKit and EventKitUI framework. In iOS 17, one's app can add events to the Calendar without prompting the user to access using EKEventEditViewController. If the purpose of your app is to create, configure, and present calendar events in an editor UI, consider saving events to…

Declarative code integration with persistent data has been made easy with the help of SwiftData. We can query and filter data using regular Swift code. It’s designed to integrate seamlessly with SwiftUI. Step 1: Create Models with @Model What is @Model? @Model is a macro which Converts a Swift class into a stored model that’s managed by SwiftData. Let’s try to upgrade one of our simple Data Model to a Persistent Model.

Explore the Endless Possibilities of Effectively Collecting Logs, Including Writing to Files and Crashlytics — Background A well-placed log message can save hours of debugging In the world of software development, efficient logging is crucial for maintaining and debugging applications effectively. It helps developers understand the flow of code execution, troubleshoot issues, and monitor the application’s behavior.

Why am I started writing this? Hi everyone, today I decided to write what I have learned and share in this article. The idea of writing this article came from 100 Days of Swift UI by Paul Hudson to keep my progress tracked. …

WWDC23 brings enormous magical new features in Swift. In Tuesday’s video Discover Observation in SwiftUI Philipe taught us how the @Observable macro can help simplify models and improve app's performance. …

Power up your iOS development — Why write custom functionality when a library can do the job for you? Developers’ best friends and life savors are libraries. A good project, in my opinion, makes use of some of the best libraries available. …