iOS & Swift

One of my favourites. Here I write about Swift and iOS development. It is noticeable that I mainly focus on iOS development right now. I cover topics from small coding problems to detailed descriptions of app architecture.

iOS & Swift

Swift Actors — Common Problems and Tips

Swift actors are a powerful tool to address data races and make your code thread-safe. However, it is also quite a sophisticated concept that requires deep understanding to write efficient and bug-free code.

2 years ago • 5 min read

iOS & Swift

Conquer Data Races with Swift Actors

Unleash the power of Swift concurrency with Actors! Get all the information you need in this comprehensive article

2 years ago • 5 min read

iOS & Swift

Dive into Swift's Memory Management

Swift uses ARC to track and deallocate unused objects. Learn about the three types of reference counts and how ARC works — in this detailed post.

2 years ago • 8 min read

iOS & Swift

Data Binding in SwiftUI: Tips, Tricks, and Best Practices

Want to create dynamic and responsive user interfaces in SwiftUI? Data binding is the key! In this tutorial, I'll show you how to use @State, @ObservedObject, @EnvironmentObject, and @Binding to keep your user interface in sync with your data

2 years ago • 7 min read

iOS & Swift

iOS App As a Microservice. Using SwiftUI in Modular App

The modular architecture is excellent. But how to implement it effectively with SwiftUI? From its core, SwiftUI is state-driven, and it can be tricky to modularize an app and define exact responsibility borders.

2 years ago • 7 min read

iOS & Swift

iOS App As a Microservice. Modularize Your App With Tuist

This is the second article in a series on modular app architecture. In this post, I will cover implementation details using Tuist

2 years ago • 7 min read

iOS & Swift

iOS App As a Microservice. Build Robust App Architecture

What will you choose: MVVM, MVC, VIPER? Those all are local and problem-specific architectures. But how to structure your app on a larger scale to make it scalable and well-organized?

2 years ago • 7 min read