A world of coding 💻, by Alejandro Martinez
The safe area is one of the most relevant changes in the UI paradigm of iOS in the recent years. Let's learn how to implement a footer with CTA that respects the safe areas but with a background that extends to the edge.
In the early days of Swift, one thing I really enjoyed was the focus on properties (bye-bye ivars!) and the unification of stored and computed property syntax. It became very...
Swift's Optional type is one of the biggest hits of the language. Mainly because it's opt-in. Everything is non-optional by default, which solves the old problem of having to deal...
Sometimes some topic gets in my head and doesn't leave until I've gone far enough to satisfy my curiosity. Usually this ends up with me spending days writing some code...
Following Structured Concurrency was one of the best decisions Swift could have made when introducing Concurrency into the language. The impact of that decision on all the code written with...
Since we're about to start a new year, I thought it would be good to write about what I think it's the best approach for building iOS apps nowadays.For the...
When Apple released its own SwiftUI tutorial I decided to give it a try. This was not a simple tutorial introducing the basics of SwiftUI, but a more overarching training...
One of the major benefits of SwiftUI is its amazing DSL. A feature that not only makes it nice to read but also makes it possible to use the type...
Last night I finished Mistborn, The Final Empire. And I have to say: I loved it! If it’s not my new favorite story it’s very close.As I teased last time,...
This year I got into The Wheel of Time series. I wanted to get a test of this well renown epic fantasy before the TV show aired. I’m sure the...