One of the most important topics one should know in Swift is about access levels. In this post I’m going through them, and discussing extensively about when and how to use them in Swift projects.
There are things in Swift that can be done in a good or in a better way. Learn about higher order functions in Swift and don’t stay on just “good”!
A framework that introduces an alternative new way to use collection views in iOS projects!
Swift packages consist of a great way to reuse code among your own projects, or distribute it and share with others! Learn how to create your own Swift package in Xcode 11, how to push it on a remote repository, and how to use it as a dependency on a project.
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!
GTStorable framework is now available to get as a Swift Package!
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 […]
Read about how to monitor for network status changes in iOS and macOS projects using Swift.
A new custom framework on Github that enables any Codable-conforming type to perform file operations (save, load, etc) by just adopting GTStorable.
Welcome to a new, hopefully exciting tutorial! In a previous post I showed to you the process of creating a custom class that manages web requests and RESTful APIs. Today, we will keep building on it, as I would like to focus on a specific use case: How to upload files to a server!