For people who started iOS development, running your app in the app simulator won’t be the same as running on your own device. There are features that don’t exist in the simulator (and it’s harder to show to your friends what you’ve made!). Luckily, it’s free and easy to run your app on a physical device without a developer account. Read More →
At work, we are rethinking ways to communicate changes from our models. The changes should be propagated to all interested classes. This sounds like the perfect use case for introducing new reactive libraries, but this is not an article on how to use fantastic reactive libraries. Instead, let me reintroduce to our old friends, Notification and NotificationCenter. Read More →
Lately, I researched more into Notification class (or what we know as NSNotification pre-swift 3), a class that we can use for many-to-many communication in our app. Whilst searching for more references, I stumbled upon Hermes Pique’s article, a good...