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Traditional job searches are opaque and one-sided, particularly when it comes to salary negotiations. Candidates often don’t know the

Xcode

Every iOS programmer has to debug their apps once in a while. Unless you’re some kind of crazy coding

iOS Programming

iOS apps exist in millions out there, and most of them communicate with servers to exchange data. In their majority,

iOS Programming

Core Image is a very powerful framework that’s included in iOS and OS X. As the name suggests, it

iOS Programming

In this day and age, it is practically impossible to build a fully self-contained app that users will really like.

iOS Programming

“Push Notifications? Ohh, no!”. Yes, that’s the first thing that was coming to my mind when I was called

Objective C

Editor’s note: This is a guest post contributed by Eugene Trapeznikov. Imagine you’ve completed the development and testing

iOS Programming

Social networks are part of our everyday life since a long time ago. Social networks are also part of our

iOS Programming

Every new iOS version brings along both new “goodies” and advancements to existing technologies for all developers around the globe.

Business

In recent years, there is a growing understanding that programming is an essential subject for younger generations. It’s not

iOS Programming

Concurrency is always considered a monster of a subject in iOS development. It can be considered a dangerous area that

iOS Programming

Networking in Swift has been a point of contention since the announcement of the language back in June of 2014.

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