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Waiting for File Write Completion on iOS

It’s straight forward to watch a directory for file writes, but how can you be alerted when a file has finished being written?
Adam Sharp and Sid Raval
January 24, 2019
- iOS
- Swift
- TIL
Let's Set Up Your iOS Environments

A deep dive into configurations.
Patrick Montalto
October 30, 2018
- iOS
- Swift
- Xcode
Swift Imports

How to be a Swift importer (and possibly exporter).
Patrick Montalto
October 11, 2017
- Swift
- iOS
A Simple Approach to Thread-Safe Networking in iOS Apps

Concurrent programming is hard! But by taking advantage of a lesser-known aspect of its design, we can avoid some common pitfalls.
Adam Sharp
September 21, 2017
- Concurrency
- Parallelism
- URLSession
- Networking
- Swift
- iOS
Swift Talk: Comparing RxSwift and ReactiveSwift

Many types make light work.
Adam Sharp
February 2, 2017
- RxSwift
- RxCocoa
- ReactiveSwift
- ReactiveCocoa
- Swift
- Reactive Programming
- Frp
- iOS
Introducing Perform: Easy dependency injection for storyboard segues

How to use Perform to simplify your code and make Dependency Injection great again.
Adam Sharp
September 13, 2016
- iOS
- Swift
- Perform
- Open Source
- News
Introducing Swish 1.0: Protocol Based Networking for iOS

Swish, a protocol based networking library, aims to make your iOS application’s network layer unobtrusive and easy to test.
Sid Raval
June 2, 2016
- iOS
- Swish
- Argo
- Swift
- News
- Open Source
Building iOS Interfaces: Subclassing Views

The custom button we previously implemented looks all good and dandy, but we can’t possibly be expected to repeat that process for each additional button. Enter subclassing.
Reda Lemeden
April 28, 2016
- iOS
- Design
- Mobile
- Swift
Building iOS Interfaces: A Custom Button

It’s about time to apply what we’ve learnt so far to implement a custom button and introduce some new concepts along the way.
Reda Lemeden
March 3, 2016
- iOS
- Design
- Mobile
- Swift
Building iOS Interfaces: Views

Views are the cornerstone of iOS app interfaces. Let’s take a look at what they are and how they work.
Reda Lemeden
February 3, 2016
- iOS
- Design
- Mobile
- Swift
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