Using Firebase Crashlytics can help you to solve your crashes faster. In this example we’re going to dive into a crash happening in the WeTransfer iOS app I’m personally working for. Diving into the details When a crash appears on your dashboard, first look at the stats (see the image above). This immediately points us …
Swift 4.1 is released on the 29th of March and will be shipped with Xcode 9.3. Although it’s a minor language release, it did bring some improvements. How to get started? First of all, Swift 4.1 is source compatible with Swift 4.0. So no need to rush! Before you start, get yourself up to date …
Last May the new Buienradar app went live. With over 2 million users each month, it’s one of the biggest dutch apps. This brings the possibility to create campaigns targeted on a large group of users. A popular campaign in apps is convincing users to review your app. We did have a successful campaign with …
In Swift it’s kind of unsupported to implemented optional protocol methods. You can, which is ugly, use the @objc syntax: @objc protocol MyProtocol { optional func doSomething(); } class MyClass : MyProtocol { // no error } Another disadvantage here is that structs are unsupported, as you’re bridging for Objc. Using protocol extensions to create …
Again, I’m very happy to be one of the few developers to visit WWDC this year. I’m a first timer and expecting a lot from this trip. I’ll probably meet a lot developers, hear to much cool stuff at the sessions and have to much fun on parties resulting in a little time for sleep. …
Hi there! After thinking a lot of starting my own blog, I’ve finally made the decision to create one! As iOS developer for my job I found myself experiencing a lot of problems, writing solutions and figuring out what’s the best way to create this UI. Many times these are things to share with others, but until …
