03/16 – The Best iOS Development Links
The best iOS development links from March 2016.
Continue readingNSTimer – Repeat
The NSTimer class is a workhorse of iOS applications, but it is also complex, fraught with hidden gotchas and cumbersome to use. For example, when a timer expires, its callback mechanism consists of performing
Continue readingAndroid Development For iOS Developers – An Overview
In this article we look into Android from an iOS development point of view.
Continue readingHow to blog regularly?
Blogging has great benefits for developers. But in order to build a successful blog, you have to blog regularly.
Continue readingThe 10 Best iOS Development Blogs
A list of the the ten best iOS development blogs in no particular order.
Continue readingQ&A: How Much Importance Does Graduating From University Have For Becoming An iOS Developer?
I’m regularly getting questions about iOS development. This one is about the importance of graduating from university for becoming an iOS developer.
Continue readingSwift: Avoiding C-Style For-Loops
C-style for-loops will be removed in Swift 3. This may seem a little bit strange at first sight. But Swift has some features that allow better loop structures. C-style for-loops Let’s start by looking
Continue readingShould You Still Learn Objective-C?
Since the introduction of Swift there are two important languages in the Apple ecosystem. Swift has become quiet popular in the meantime, so that it’s a good question whether you should still learn
Continue reading02/16 – The Best iOS Development Links
The best iOS development links from February 2016.
Continue readingLooking For Guest Bloggers
Are you interested in becoming a guest blogger on this site? Then read this post and contact me!
Continue readingThe Most Common Mistakes In iOS Development
Recently I’ve published a post about the most common mistake in using UITableViews. The post has become quiet popular, so that I’ve decided to write this post about the most common mistakes
Continue readingiOS Developer Conferences In 2016
As an iOS developer you should go to conferences. It’s a great opportunity to learn new stuff and to get in contact with other developers. Also speaking on a conference is a great way to leave your
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