By using notifications, you can notify the user about important events even when the app is not running. In this tutorial you will learn how you can implement both local and push notifications.
Continue readingiPhone X is a huge update and you should adapt your apps for it. In this post we will discuss how you can use the so-called safe area to do so.
Continue readingThe beginning of the year is a good time to look back, so I put together a list of the ten most popular posts of 2017. The ranking is based on the number of page views.
Continue readingThe best iOS development links from September 2017.
Continue readingI’ve been a full-time iOS developer for about five years now, and there’s a lot of stuff I’ve learned the hard way. So if you ever invent a time machine, please handover this list to my younger self
Continue readingLike categories in Objective-C, extensions in Swift give you the opportunity to add functionality to a type. This is not only possible for your own types, but also for types for which you don’t
Continue readingiOS is a very secure operating systems. One reason for this is that iOS apps can’t just be installed on every device as you want to – instead there are certain distribution ways you can choose
Continue readingThe best iOS development links from June 2017.
Continue readingAt WWDC 2017, Apple announced the new phased release feature of iTunes Connect. You can use it to publish an app in phases over a period of one week.
Continue readingThe best iOS development links from May 2017.
Continue readingPassing data between view controllers is a very common task. Depending on the circumstances, there are several ways to accomplish this.
Continue readingIn February 2016, I published a post that discussed the state of Swift at that date. Time to look what has changed since then.
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