I started learning iOS development when Swift was introduced. Since then I've tried Xamarin, Flutter, and React Native. Nothing is better than native code:)
Swift’s new C++ interoperability is a game-changer, letting you tap into mature C++ libraries from Swift’s safe, expressive syntax. In this post, I’ll guide you through the language-pair preview introduced
If you’ve ever tried straddling two worlds—one foot in the elegant, type-safe realm of Swift and the other in the sprawling ecosystem of Java—you know the pain of keeping them
Swift 5.9 introduced the new ~Copyable protocol, which makes an entity "non-copyable." By default, Swift automatically adds the Copyable protocol to all types—without it, value types wouldn't
As iOS devs, sometimes We have to write repeatable code. This tedious task is very boring, error-prone, and unsatisfying. Instead of falling into despair we can elevate our experience with Swift Macros! We
In today’s interconnected world, timely and relevant communication is the cornerstone of user engagement in mobile applications. iOS developers have a sophisticated tool at their disposal: communication notifications, designed specifically for chat
