OhMySwift

I have been vibe coding a lot lately.

The 2026 Platforms State of the Union outlines major advancements for developers across Apple’s ecosystem, focusing on three core pillars: Apple Intelligence, platform refinements, and developer productivity.

Every day brings a new learning opportunity in Apple platform development, especially with Xcode.

It all started as an idea.

Hey Swift folks!

“Production only” crashes in iOS apps are notoriously difficult to debug.

In iOS development, app extensions run in separate processes from their containing apps.

I recently spoke at iOSKetchup2024 hosted by Zomato x Blinkit about the challenges and opportunities of using SwiftUI.

In WWDC23, Apple introduced a nuanced addition to the UIViewController lifecycle: viewIsAppearing.

Apple has recently unveiled a powerful new tool for developers: the Apple Push Notifications Console.

In the past, testing push notifications on iOS simulators was quite challenging due to certain limitations.

In the world of programming, tracking variable changes can often turn into a debugging nightmare.

Sometimes, we would require a button to show a loader with appropriate text when a long-duration task is done, such as downloading an image.

In iOS 14.0, Apple introduced a new way to pick images from the device’s photo library using PHPickerViewController.

It was WWDC22 week, and I was browsing through my Twitter feed to get some updates about the latest Apple APIs.

Arrays are one of the most widely used data structures in Swift, and we deal with a lot of array manipulations.

Buttons are an essential element in iOS apps.

Deque (should be pronounced as “deck”) is a collection implementing double-ended queues.

Dictionaries are one of the most commonly used data structures.

You all might know that async/await is accepted and is available in the main snapshots!