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Core Data Performance: 6 tips you should know
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Introducing GitBuddy: Changelog and Release manager for GitHub
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Expressible literals in Swift explained by 3 useful examples
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Core Data Performance: 6 tips you should know
Writing Core Data code with performance in mind helps to prepare your app for the future. Your database might be ...
Expressible literals in Swift explained by 3 useful examples
Expressible literals allow you to initialize types by making use of literals. There are multiple protocols available in the Swift ...
String Interpolation in Swift explained using 4 useful cases
Swift 5 introduced a decent version of string interpolation with SE-228 and updated the old version of the ExpressibleByStringInterpolation protocol ...
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4 Tips to make it easier to fix crashes and bugs
Each app comes with performance issues, crashes, and bugs to fix. Although we try our very best we will always ...
Unused images and resources clean up in Xcode
Unused images can exist as a result of iterations in a project. Once a feature is no longer needed and ...
Developer productivity boost with Google Search Tips & Tricks
Developer productivity is important to deliver your project on time. There's a lot you can do as I already described ...
Get better at debugging
Using Custom debug descriptions to improve debugging
Custom debug descriptions can help you debug your own custom objects, structs, errors, and other types. Whenever you print out ...
No space left on device: Testing low storage scenarios
No space left on device is an error message that starts to show up more lately. Over the years, storage ...
5 Xcode breakpoints tips you might not yet know
Xcode breakpoints allow us to debug and find out solutions for nasty bugs. Without breakpoints, it would be a fun ...
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Introducing GitBuddy: Changelog and Release manager for GitHub
It's been a few months since we released the initial version of GitBuddy but it's the right time now to ...
RocketSim: Enhancing the iOS Simulator for productivity
RocketSim is released and available from the Mac App Store as of today. It all started with building a productivity ...
Testing push notifications on the iOS simulator
Testing push notifications in the iOS simulator make it a lot easier to add support for remote notifications. You often ...
Be an expert on Xcode
SwiftUI Previews: Validating views in different states
SwiftUI Previews allow us to develop a lot faster as we can now preview our views live in Xcode. Whenever ...
Thread Sanitizer explained: Data Races in Swift
The Thread Sanitizer, also known as TSan, is an LLVM based tool to audit threading issues in your Swift and ...
Dark Mode: Adding support to your app in Swift
Dark Mode was introduced in iOS 13 and announced at WWDC 2019. It adds a darker theme to iOS and ...
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