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Tips For Remote Working From An iOS Engineer
Reading Note: Some tips, if not all, mentioned in this article are not limited to iOS engineers. Whatever your field is, they might be useful for you as long as it's remote. Remote jobs can be challenging. Also, as the first work, you may encounter o...
My Experience After A Year Of Working Remotely As A Software Engineer
The "remote work" term wasn't quite a thing, or at least it wasn't globally popular before 2019's pandemic. From my perspective, it has brought flexibility to jobs and has detached the old job culture, which was a disaster. It was a bit late for the ...
Swift: A Custom Property Wrapper For Disabling Views' Auto Resizing Mask Into Constraints
Have you ever spent hours investigating your code to see why your UI implementation is crashing because you forgot to disable translatesAutoresizingMaskIntoConstraints? Well, because I did, and I know how depressed and hurtful it feels. In this artic...
WeatherKit: Build a Simple iOS Weather App
WeatherKit framework was one of the amazing Apple announcements during WWDC22. In this article, we'll create a simple iOS weather app that shows the current weather by using the WeatherKit and SwiftUI frameworks. Also, some additional information wil...
Meet Developer Mode; A New Required Option To Run Xcode Projects On Physical Devices In iOS 16
As a part of the WWDC22 announcements, Apple introduced a new option in iOS 16 and watchOS 9 that'll enable developers to build their Xcode projects on their physical devices for testing purposes. Previously, developers could do the action without ha...
You can now compile Swift code on VS Code
In a blog post today, Apple has announced Visual Studio Code support for the Swift language by releasing an extension for those who want to use the language for developing Swift packages or different purposes on VS Code and outside of Xcode. The exte...