Xcode: All the Way to 11
iOS MacAt WWDC, Apple debuted Xcode 11 with a diverse array of interface refinements, tool improvements, and major new features. Let's take a look at...
What’s new in Core ML
iOS Mac Machine LearningIn comes Core ML 3. Now we have access to control flow, dynamic layers, new operators, and 100+ layer additions!
Delivering Blown Minds: What the WWDC 2019 Keynote Means For You
iOS Mac tvOSFor developers on Apple’s platforms, there’s no shortage of news affecting the work you do this year and in the years ahead. From faster...
WWDC: Expectations, Hopes, and Dreams
iOS MacIn less than one week Tim Cook and the gang will take to the main stage at McEnery Convention Center in San Jose, CA...
macOS Machine Learning in 2019
Leveling Up Mac Machine LearningThe new MacBook Pro’s 6 cores and 32 GB of memory make on-device machine learning faster than ever.
It Looks Like You’re Still Trying to Use a Framework
iOS MacBuild a framework on the command line to gain an understanding of build errors and Swift and Objective-C interoperability.
To 2019, and beyond!
Android Front-End Full-Stack Web iOS Leveling Up MacEvery year brings changes in tech. Here are some of the things I’m excited to learn more about in 2019.
Migrating to Unified Logging, Swift Edition
iOS MacThinking of migrating your iOS or macOS app from a bunch of `NSLog` or `print` statements to the new(ish) Unified Logging system? Read this...
Pro Pattern-Matching in Swift
iOS MacThe switch statement is an indubitable strength of the Swift language. Behind the switch statement is Swift's pattern-matching, which makes for more readable, safer...
Life in Technicolor
iOS MacColor is a fundamental and important aspect of app development. It helps identify brand, evokes emotion, and can even help us determine things like...
Core Graphics, Part 3: Lines
iOS MacConsider the humble line—just a straight sequence of pixels connecting two points. There are well-known algorithms you can use to do your own...
Core Graphics, Part 2: Contextually Speaking
iOS MacYou need to interact with the current Core Graphics context in some manner to actually draw stuff, so it's good to get comfortable with...
