At the beginning of March I had the pleasure of attending try!Swift Tokyo 2018 in Japan ⛩. Read more to get some notes on our favourite talks!
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At the beginning of March I had the pleasure of attending try!Swift Tokyo 2018 in Japan ⛩. If you have never attended a try!Swift, they are an immersive community gathering with curated talks by the organizer and top of the line workshops the days before and after the conferences.
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ARKit allows you to create and play with augmented realities, creating a new way for users to interact with digital content and the world around them. But what if you could have your model not only augment reality but also interact with and react to the changes around itself? This
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In our last blogpost we deep-dived into Kotlin’s multiplatform project feature and discussed how we can use it to build backend, Android and web applications written in Kotlin. Today we will investigate how we can add an iOS client to such a setup using Kotlin/Native and how easy
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Swift as a programming language focuses on making APIs descriptive and determinate. Completion blocks are less than perfect — but what is wrong with them, and how can we improve their usage? The completion block is a very familiar pattern in both Objective-C and Swift. It is a useful feature that
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