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The Complete Guide to NSOutlineView in macOS Programming
Read about the NSOutlineView control on macOS, and how to integrate it in projects. Find out the details about its configuration, how to deal with items, and more, and add flexibility to your macOS apps.
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Handle In-App Settings With GTManageable Protocol
Manage in-app settings and configuration easily with the GTManageable protocol. It comes as a Swift package for easy integration.
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A Complete Guide to In-App Purchases for iOS Development
A step-by-step guide on how to create in-app purchase records on App Store, and on how to prepare your app programmatically so it can offer IAPs to users!
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GTStorable Framework as a Swift Package
GTStorable framework is now available to get as a Swift Package!
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Working with Collection Views on macOS
Learn how to add collection views on macOS projects and how to display collections of data with that standard control.
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Using Swift Protocols to Manage App Configuration
Manage in-app settings and configuration using protocols. A practical approach on a really handy solution to speed up the development flow.
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macOS Programming: Understanding Text Controls and Building a Simple Text Editing App
Welcome to another tutorial where we’ll keep exploring fundamental stuff on macOS programming world. Today we are going to focus on a commonly used family of controls which are vital to every application. Their primary purpose is to gather user input as well as to display certain message types to users. We are going to…
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Creating Reusable Libraries with CocoaPods and GitHub
Welcome back! In the previous tutorial, you learned how to use the Network Framework to detect and monitor the network status. The framework seems to be working fine through the NetStatus class, so let’s go one step further and let’s create our own small, open-source framework that will be based on the NetStatus class. In…
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Network Framework in iOS: How to Monitor Network Status Changes
Read about how to monitor for network status changes in iOS and macOS projects using Swift.