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iOS Programming

Apple presents new gadgets every year, and each of this device deserves the attention. But when iPhone X was presented

iOS Programming

Testing has been an essential part of most medium-to-large projects, hence, it is important that every code change to our

Editor’s note: Our books now supports Swift 5 and Xcode 10.2. Later this year, we will release another

Swift

In this tutorial, I’m going to give you some best practices that will help you safely and effectively use

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Swift

Let’s talk about creating a list on steroids, i.e., a generic doubly linked list in Swift. For our

Swift

Behind all the coding that we are doing, you probably have noticed some of your variables with the reference of

Swift

This tutorial is the third installment in our series on design patterns. I started this series with a tutorial examining

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Xcode

At the time when you are reading this tutorial, millions, or billions of other users out there are probably browsing

ARKit

Welcome to the eighth installment of our ARKit tutorial series. Starting from iOS 12, ARKit has the capability to persist

Swift

This tutorial is the second installment in an AppCoda series on design patterns started last week. There are 23 classic

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