Swift Package Manager (SPM) was the dependency manager for Swift that Apple released together with Swift in 2015. Swift Package Manager joined other well-known dependency managers, such as CocoaPods or Carthage. However, it was not until the publication of Xcode Read more…
During WWDC 2019, Apple introduced a free set of over 1,500 symbols to be used by developers in their applications. Here I will explain how to use the new Apple SF Symbols in your applications. In any case, even if Read more…
If we want to develop an application that allows data and files to be shared and synchronized between different devices, we will need to use a backend service that allows us to perform these tasks. In the case of devices Read more…
In all applications we need to navigate from one screen to another to be able to access their contents. This can be done in two different ways in Flutter: by creating an instance of the PageRoute widget and then passing Read more…
In iOS 11 Apple integrated a library called Vision. This library use algorithms to perform a series of tasks on images and video (text detection, barcodes, etc.). Now, with iOS 13, Apple has published a new library, VisionKit, that allows Read more…
When we run an application on iOS, the first function called is (_: didFinishLaunchingWithOptions: ) in the AppDelegate. In the AppDelegate we can also find a series of functions that are executed when the state of the application changes (going Read more…
