Arthur Myronenko refactors an app from MVC, to RxSwift, MVVM and Coordinators in three separate steps.

Some Swift language features take a while to sink in and become natural. One such feature is that you do not need to set the value of a let constant at the point you declare it in a function as long as you do it before first use.

Every single Core Graphics geometric data type supports Swift’s new Codable protocol. Federico Zanetello found out how to take advantage of this.

This talk takes an under-the-hood deep dive into the Swift type system’s structure and gives tips how to use it in a proper way

This week, John Sundell takes a look at how to make view-based animations on iOS easier to handle - by building a simple framework that will enable you to express animations in a very declarative, composable way.

Create a simple AR game inspired on Pokemon Go with the basics of ARKit and SpriteKit.

Local notifications provide a core functionality in many apps, and in Swift they are easy to add to whatever you’re building. With iOS10’s UserNotifications you can even display GIFs in notifications.

Inspired by HBO’s Silicon Valley: SeeFood is an iOS app that uses CoreML to detect various dishes

Queuer is a queue manager, built on top of OperationQueue and Dispatch (aka GCD).

LaunchAtLogin - Add “Launch at Login” functionality to your sandboxed macOS app in seconds

XcodeGen - Command line tool that generates your Xcode project from a simple spec and your folder structure