According to the news, health and fitness are more important today than at any point in history. It’s funny, though, as I seem to remember the news telling me the same thing a couple of days ago. Maybe it’s just a feeling that occurs while getting older – the need to get healthy and fit. Either way, this is a major topic. Advancements in tech, the mobile app and hardware world in particular, are bringing this seemingly ever-growing subject into a whole new light.
Author: Darrarski
Embrace Immutability
Parsing inherently heterogeneous data has always been a point of conversation within the Swift community. After nearly 2 years of different approaches to this problem, Keith will look at where we have been and how today’s Swift language features provide for cleaner and safer solutions to immutable models.
Swifty View Controller Presenters
One major shortcoming of UIKit is that view controllers have too many responsibilities, such as presenting and dismissing view controllers. Jesse Squires discusses how we can re-examine and redefine these common operations with a more Swifty API that reduces boilerplate and increases expressivity.
Make UITableView more Reactive with RxSwift
If, like me, you are bored to always write the same kind of code to make simple things with the UITableView (and UICollectionView), this post is for you! Thanks to RxSwift you can implement simple (and more complex) tableview behaviours with very few line of code. Read more
iOS Cell Registration & Reusing with Swift Protocol Extensions and Generics
A common task when developing iOS apps is to register custom cell subclasses for both UITableView and UICollectionView. Well, that is if you don’t use Storyboards, of course.
Implementing MVVM in iOS with RxSwift
There are countless articles on MVVM in iOS, but few are specifically about RxSwift, and few focus on what MVVM looks like in practice and how to do it.
Advanced & Practical Enum usage in Swift
When and how to use enums in Swift? This is a detailed practical overview of all the possibilities enums can offer you.
Single-file Cocoa application with Swift
Coming from a Ruby background, Xcode – and IDEs in general – never really feels like home to me. I often miss Vim and hope to get as much done in the terminal as possible.
Working in the IDE, I often feel there’s a lot hidden out of sight. Hidden behind config files, property lists, some unknown IDE defaults. A lot I don’t know and a lot that gets done for me rather than by me. Surely there’s some benefit to that. But the downside is that the inner workings of an application can be poorly understood.
OAuth 2.0 with Swift Tutorial
OAuth 2.0 is a tricky subject. In this tutorial you will learn how to use OAuth2 in an iOS app, in 3 different ways.
How to Create a Complex Loading Animation in Swift
Learn how to create a complex loading animation in Swift with this step-by-step tutorial.
