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The Accessibility Review series uses real world apps to provide examples of common accessibility issues and provide tips on how to fix them. Each of the developers has kindly volunteered their app to be tested. Huh? is a dictionary and thesaurus app from Peter Yaacoub. Enter a word into the search bar then choose a […]
The Accessibility Review series uses real world apps to provide examples of common accessibility issues and provide tips on how to fix them. Each of the developers has kindly volunteered their app to be tested. Figure Case is an app to help organise a tabletop miniature collection created by Simon Nickel. The app helps to […]
Even though the iOS ecosystem is growing further every day from Objective-C, some companies still heavily rely on it. A week away for another wave of innovation from WWDC 2020, I thought it would be interesting to dive back into Objective-C starting with a MVVM pattern implementation. As a quick reminder, MVVM pattern is an […]
Hello and welcome to another blog post about SwiftUI. This years WWDC is approaching fast and the expectation of new SwiftUI features and/or changes is tremendous. So I have decided to dedicate this post to something lighter yet still playful. I will share with you a simple way of creating a TikTok logo-ish effect but […]
Since January, I’ve been slowing down blogging for couple reasons: I started doubting about myself and the quality of my content but I also wanted to focus more on some fundamentals I felt I was missing. So I committed to a “100 day challenge” coding challenge, focused on data structure and algorithm in Swift. Before […]
Today we’re going to travel back in time a little with Core Data. Or at least find out how your app can do so. What if you want to make a backup copy of your app’s data? What if you want to restore from that backup later on? This won’t be mainly about data safety, […]
Problem I wrote the first version of iHarmony in 2008. It was the very first iOS app I gave birth to, combining my passion for music and programming. I remember buying an iPhone and my first Mac with the precise purpose of jumping on the apps train at a time when it wasn’t clear if […]
The Accessibility Review series uses real world apps to provide examples of common accessibility issues and provide tips on how to fix them. Each of the developers has kindly volunteered their app to be tested. Daily Dictionary is an app from Benjamin Mayo providing a new word every day with definitions and real-world uses designed […]
Following up previous articles about common data structure in Swift, this week it’s time to cover the Tree, a very important concept that we use everyday in iOS development. Let’s dive in. Concept Opposite to linear structure that we’ve covered like Queue or Stack, a Tree is hierarchical structure represented by a set of linked […]
Hello and welcome to another blog post about SwiftUI animations. In the previous post dedicated mainly to AnimatableData, we have constructed AnimatableVector that allowed us to create animatable charts. Today we will utilize the same class for morphing shapes. Shape representation Shapes in SwiftUI can be constructed as a composition of vector paths and/or shape […]