My notes on parsing json from a local file

My notes on scripting with sketch

My notes on automating screenshots for the app store

My notes on UI-testing in Xcode

My notes on using swift-lint in XCode

My notes on Compression, resistance, priority when using AutoLayout

My notes on different commenting styles for swift

My notes on programatic macOS app

My notes on modular programming

Pros and cons of programatic AutoLayout

My checklist when making a programmatic iOS app

Some of my favourite github tricks

My notes on Subclassing with generics

My notes on how you can create your own Cloud encryption app in a few minutes

My notes on unit testing in Xcode

My notes on global gitignore

My notes on using nested dependencies with Carthage

My notes on adding the swift-lib to a demo project

My notes on UserDefaults

My notes on source code topology

My notes on swizzling in swift

My notes on nested enums and how you can use them to navigate UI

My notes on how to make a Pull request’s on github

My notes on the TRPB methodology

My workflow when converting markdown to pdf

Two approaches when making a button in swift, that isn’t an UIButton

FlowLayout is a minimal starter-kit for making modern iOS apps

My go to Product launch checkList

My notes on method commenting in swift

A mini book about collaborating on github

My notes on the HybridCamera framework for iOS

My notes on an async iterator class.

My notes on animating with constraints in swift

My notes on “Throw Oriented Code”, great for parsing spaghetti JSON

My notes on adding Codable support for classes such as UIColor and UIFont which doesn’t support Codable by default

My notes on TableView in iOS for Interface builder

My notes on the sketch app

My notes on making a status-bar-app

Sometimes you want to make an app that isn’t using SPM4

My notes Swift Package Manager 4

My notes on how you can create and add an .icns to your xcode mac app project

When do you write throws methods and when do you write methods that return optional. What makes you decide to go for throwing methods? I see some people on github write throwing methods all over the place and others use them less frequently.

My notes on Decodable and Encodable in swift

My notes on tagging

My notes on adding closure support to swifts RegEx class

This is a reference overview to common RegEx patterns

My notes on bundling and reading files in an XCode project

My notes on swift style guides

Prototyping UI/UX with XCode Playground and Animator

My notes on ForceTouch in macOS