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iOS Continuous Integration Using Travis CI and Fastlane
Continuous Integration (CI) is a powerful practice to keep any app in a stable state throughout its development. Here’s how you set up CI for iOS apps to automatically perform code validation and testing whenever your code changes.
Automate Screenshot Framing with Text Using Fastlane
Framing your App Store screenshots greatly improves your store listing. But doing it manually takes hours away from perfecting your app. Instead, here’s how you automate the process of adding device frames and text to your screenshots.
Automate Screenshots for App Store Using Fastlane
Save yourself from spending hours on screenshots for the App Store. Here’s a step-by-step guide on how you automate the process of taking screenshots for all supported screen sizes and languages.
Learn RxSwift From This Production App
QCards is an app built with RxSwift for creating smarter cue cards. Take a look through the source code as it’s ultimately the fastest way to learn new things from a practical perspective.
How Do I Work?
Over the past few years, I’ve been exposed to various ideas and processes that have affected my way of working in software development teams. From my experiences, here’s what has helped me work as efficiently as possible as a software developer.
How to Make Animated 3D Mockups in Seconds
As an individual app developer, you need to bring attention to your published apps. Companies of top-selling apps agree on how this is executed successfully. They create stunning and professional-looking animated 3D mockups of the apps. I’m here to tell you how you can create these for yourself in a matter of seconds.
Start Your RxSwift Journey in Less Than 10 Minutes
RxSwift is well known for having a steep learning curve. But taking the time to learn it can easily be the next significant leap in your development abilities. We’ll cover the basic concepts of the library to quickly get you up to speed.
The 5 Most Important Combining Operators in RxSwift
RxSwift provides plenty of options for joining your observable sequences together. Let’s go over the 5 most important combining operators you’ll likely use the most.
Transforming Operators in RxSwift: map, flatMap & flatMapLatest
Transforming operators in RxSwift serve the purpose of preparing data coming from observables before it reaches the subscribers. Let’s cover this type of operators and look at 3 operators you will be using all the time.
7 Useful Filtering Operators in RxSwift
After using RxSwift for several months now, I can safely say that filtering is a key feature that has saved me plenty of lines of code. To know which filtering operators to use when, requires a basic overview, so let’s look at 7 of my favorite filtering operators this library has to offer.
All You Need to Know About the iOS App Lifecycle (Part 2)
As an iOS developer, the iOS app lifecycle is an area you can’t skip out on. Knowing how to hook into the individual state changes is just as important. Therefore, let’s get familiar with implementing lifecycle hooks in your apps.
All You Need to Know About the iOS App Lifecycle (Part 1)
Knowing about the states that iOS apps go through as they run is key to building solid apps. You’ll find that it’s an often asked interview question, so now is a good time to listen up. We’ll look at the essentials of the iOS app lifecycle, so you can prepare apps for any state changes.
