Announcing Intermediate iOS 8 Programming with Swift
At the time of this writing, the Swift programming language and iOS 8 have been around for more than 6
Simon Ng
Founder of AppCoda. Author of multiple iOS programming books including Beginning iOS Programming with Swift and Mastering SwiftUI. iOS App Developer and Blogger. Follow me at Facebook and Twitter (X).
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App Showcase #2: Runr by Sam Spencer
Here comes to the second app showcase. Previously, we showed you an app created by a 17 year old developer.
Creating a Sidebar Menu Using SWRevealViewController in Swift
As promised, here is the Swift version of the slide out sidebar menu tutorial. Again we will make use of
App Showcase #1: AffordIt Budget Tracker by Andrew Walker
Last year, we published a series of developer stories to share the learning experience of some first-time app developers. We
Building a QR Code Reader in Swift
So, what’s QR code? I believe most of you know what a QR code is. In case you haven’
Creating Hello World App in Swift Using Xcode 6
The Hello World tutorial was the first programming article written for our iOS programming course. As Apple released Xcode 6,
How to Beta Test Your App Using TestFlight
Suppose you built an app and completed the testing of your app on a real device. So what’s next?
Announcing Our New Book: Beginning iOS 8 Programming with Swift
I’m thrilled to share this great news with you. Our second AppCoda book – Beginning iOS 8 Programming with Swift
Understanding Self Sizing Cells and Dynamic Type in iOS 8
In iOS 8, Apple introduces a new feature for UITableView known as Self Sizing Cells. To me, this is seriously
Introduction to UIAlertController, Swift Closures and Enumeration
Among all the changes in iOS 8 SDK, the changes of two commonly-used APIs in UIKit framework are less known.
iOS Programming 101: Implementing Pull-to-Refresh and Handling Empty Table
In this iOS Programming 101 post, I would like to answer two common questions raised by our readers. 1. I
A Beginner's Guide to Optionals in Swift
Swift was announced three weeks ago. Since then, I have been reading the Swift’s official guide and playing around