Artur Gruchała

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:)

Deprecation of rbenv on Bitrise: Switching to asdf

a year ago 3 min read Tooling Course Misc

Bitrise, the Continuous Integration and Delivery (CI/CD) Platform, has recently deprecated the use of rbenv. This means that rbenv will no longer receive updates and support. But don't worry, there&

Mastering SwiftUI Shadow Loaders: Making Implementation a Breeze

a year ago 2 min read SwiftUI Swift

Shadow loaders are becoming increasingly popular as a UI/UX feature in mobile apps. They replace traditional "spinners" with a more elegant solution. By filling the entire screen with a "

Streamlining JSON Encoding and Decoding in Swift with Property Wrappers

a year ago 3 min read Swift Foundation

As iOS developers, we frequently interact with various public and private REST APIs, some of which are reliable and well-established, while others may not be as reliable. In certain scenarios, we cannot guarantee

From Cocoapods to SPM: Automate Versioning with Fastlane's New Action

a year ago 2 min read Tooling Misc

If you are a Cocapods framework maintainer or SPM library creator this article is for you! Switching from Cocoapods to Swift Package Manager is inevitable, more and more third-party solutions are making such

Awesome Lightweight Asynchronous Process Handling Made Easy in Swift

2 years ago 3 min read Swift Tooling MacOS

In this blog post, we'll explore an awesome Swift code snippet that demonstrates a lightweight and easy-to-use asynchronous process handler. By leveraging async/await and the Foundation framework, this code enables