A few years back it was pretty common to run tests or create release builds locally on your machine. Everyone knows nowadays it wasn’t smart to do so. In this article, we will cover the reasons of that, review a few tools and pick the best one.

Applying animated changes to the collections and table views used to be a real pain but since iOS 13 it has been way easier. Do you want to know how? Let's dive in!

What our app would be without animations? Quite boring I guess so need to bring some life to them. Let's deep a little bit more into it and see how to create animations using Core Animation and UIKit frameworks.

Are you having an interview for iOS position any time soon and want to prepare? Or maybe you are on the other side of the desk and need some questions to interview candidates? It's good to know answers for those questions either way, even just for yourself.

Have you ever wanted to be one the first developer to give new swift improvements, fixes and features a try? It's quite easy to do. This week let's dive into using alternative toolchains in Xcode and command line.

Can you imagine an application with a lot of data that does not have any way to search for specific content? Neither do I! SearchBar does not come with the SwiftUI framework though and we need to do a few extra steps to implement it. Read this week's article to get to know two techniques that you can use.

Swift packages are great to share your code. Never had a chance to create one? It's really easy to get started.

Modified a gitignore file and yet, there are files that should not be in the repository? This command is for you.

How to clear a git history. Useful when you prepare a open source project for initial release