
Did you know that a few popular iOS apps are open-source? π€¨

How to decode dates in ISO 8601 format

How to refactor code with regular expressions π€―

5 tips for a successful iOS take-home project

I can teach you the basics of SwiftData in 4 hours π©π½βππ¨π»βπ

Bad practice: not using the modern formatting API

How to enable spell checking in Xcode

Whatβs the difference between any and Any?

How to test Push Notifications in the simulator

Swift has more formatters than you know!

Using a Swift macro to generate an EnvironmentKey

Do you know what .layoutIfNeeded() actually does?

I can teach you the basics of UIKit in 2 hours π©π½βππ¨π»βπ

Be careful when using .onTapGesture()

How to easily test In-App Purchases ποΈ

How to mock any network call with URLProtocol

When should you use a hybrid framework? π€
A couple weeks ago I did a livestream and someone in the chat asked me a very interesting question:
Whatβs your opinion on using hybrid frameworks to develop apps?
Itβs a question thatβs actually quite common and Iβve realized that Iβve never created any content on this topic!
So itβs time to fill that gap, hereβs my answer to that question.

Bad practice: not using .isMultiple(of:)

How to write safer code using the Lock π and Key π pattern
