How to get the iOS App Metadata in Swift
Working on a new app could be exciting. However, there are certain things or information which you might want to get as a part of the »
When to weakify
Today I am going to talk about one of the discussion prone topics on iOS platforms. Detecting memory leaks and when to apply weakify. The topic »
Caveats while using Equatable with NSObject
Today I am going to talk about how to use Equatable with Swift and NSObject inherited objects. This is interesting because last week I came to »
Refactoring Gotcha
Today I am going to write about recent refactoring gotcha I ran into. Hopefully this won't be a long post as I usually do. So let's »
Visualizing Monty-Hall problem
Today, I am going to write about the Monty-Hall problem simulation I ran programmatically. What is this Monty-Hall problem you may ask? According to Wikipedia, The »
Swift - Fighting memory leaks in closures
Swift is a great language. In fact, it's among my top 3 favorite languages. It is quite strict in terms of discipline and best practices which »
Random Xcode Trick
Despite my regular rantings on Xcode and Apple software, I still love them. In past few years, I have used so many IDEs and trust me, »
Using Swift variables in Objective-C : Swift 4 Edition
Today I ran into weird problem which prompted me to write this blog post on Objective-C and Swift interconnectedness. Before Swift 4 came along, the sure »
Functional magic with Swift
Last few days I have been experimenting with functional magic in Swift. Especially how map and flatMaps work. I was so amazed to know how hassle-free »
Closure Trick in Swift
Today I learned a closure trick in Swift. Usually when expression is assigned to a variable on left, it is evaluated instantly. For example, let value »