If you’ve ever written programmatic layout code with UIKit, you already know that if you forget this line, it’s guaranteed that your UI will break.

But have you ever wondered why that’s the case?

What does this line exactly do?

And what’s this “autoresizing mask” that it mentions?

Going through a technical interview is a stressful experience 😣

Between the interviewer that tries to evaluate your skills and the pressure of trying to land a job, it's very easy to stumble and deliver subpar answers 🫠

So I want to share with you a simple 3-step framework that will help you answer interview question in a way that feels clear, structured and impactful 😌

Debugging network code can be a pretty frustrating experience…

But did you know that there are tools that make it easier?

Are you looking to learn how The Composable Architecture (or TCA) works?

As it turns out, learning TCA might be easier than you think!

I’m sure you’ve already used the search feature in Xcode.

But did you know that it has a hidden feature?

If you have some experience with iOS, I’m pretty sure you’ve already used a DateFormatter or a NumberFormatter.

But did you know that Swift has more formatters than just these two?

For subscription apps, the paywall is very important because it’s basically the salesperson of the app.

That’s why such apps spend a lot of time trying to optimize their paywall as best as possible: the better a paywall is, the more revenue it generates.

So let’s go over 8 tips that will help you design a great paywall 🚀

Have a look at this function: func f(_ closure: (() -> Void)? = nil).

Would you say that the optional closure is escaping or not?

Last week I’ve told you about the advanced features of breakpoints in Xcode, and this week I want us to stay on the topic of little-know features in Xcode!

This time we’re going to talk about multiple cursors and how they enable us to quickly edit repetitive pieces of our code.

Nobody wants to spend their day adding breakpoints here and there, to try and piece together the reason why something is not working as it should.

So I want to walk you through the advanced features of breakpoints in Xcode: this way the next time a sneaky bug comes along you’ll be well equipped to track it down fast 😌