Control flow statements like Kotlin’s when and Swift’s switch statements are used to break up typical top-to-bottom flows of code execution.

Learn to build forms with SwiftUI, a framework that allows developers to build user interfaces using declarative code.

Let’s explore how to use UIPickerView in Swift forms to provide users with a selection of data choices presented in a wheel format.

DateFormatter allows us to accurately represent dates and times in formats that are understood by different environment, overall increasing the accessibility of your application.

Learn how to easily add animated GIFs to your iOS apps using a performant engine, FLAnimatedImage by Flipboard, and SwiftUI.

When it comes to frontend development, the clearer the UI, the better. A border can enhance UI elements by providing more depth and personality.

Sidebars in mobile apps provide users with top-level navigation. In this article, you’ll learn how to create a custom sidebar using SwiftUI.

This tutorial demonstrates how to add a SwiftUI screen to a UIKit project, showing that it’s possible to use both in a single application.

In this article, we’ll investigate simplifying JSON parsing in Swift using Codable. We’ll also review several practical JSON use cases.

Operators are one of the basic constructs of any programming language. Here are the operators Swift ships with and how to create operators.

In this article, we review some basic and advanced examples of the typealias function in Swift, which can help make code more readable and easier to maintain.

This MacOS demo shows how to easily handle JSON in Swift with SwiftyJSON, as well as how to handle type issues.