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Stanford University has updated their popular iOS programming courses focusing on Swift (versus Objective-C): “Stanford University’s iOS programmi [...]

I’m a big fan of open source UI projects, no better way to learn new tricks. Cameron Klein is the author of one such project, CKRadialMenu, a radial [...]

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[...] Nate Cook does an excellent job detailing all the steps required for printing from an iOS device. This [...]

[...] Nate Cook explores the mysterious ~> operator in Swift. One caveat: “I wouldn’t advise anyone to use [...]

[...] Nate Cook on ranking of programming language popularity (data from redmonk): “…the only other language [...]

[...] Nate Cook covers the significant changes that accompany Swift 1.2: “…incremental builds, improved error [...]

[...] Nick Hanan describes how to create custom operators in Swift. Nick includes code examples for prefix, postfix and infix operators. Food for thought: “Custom operators can make code [...]

[...] Greg Heo does a thorough review (with code examples) of the latest beta release of Swift, version 1.2: “I’ll highlight the most significant [...]

Nate Cook covers the significant changes that accompany Swift 1.2: “…incremental builds, improved error messages and stability in Xcode, static cl [...]

[...] Warren Moore in his series Metal by Example: “In this article, we will discuss an important technique for [...]

[...] Warren Moore, a former Apple Engineer, has a passion for the Metal framework. In this video presentation [...]

[...] Warren Moore continues his series on coding with Metal on iOS: “In this post, we’ll explore a couple of [...]