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I see the point, but it's kinda sad.

Sep 20, 2024

Sep 20, 2024

(Thoughts on) The Modern iOS Development. 2024 Revision

A.k.a. “The Sequel.”

Aug 14, 2024

A mountain goat looks back

Aug 14, 2024

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Union Types in Swift

Are you still wondering how to implement algebraic types using the Swift programming language?

Jul 5, 2024

Union Types in Swift

Jul 5, 2024

Not That Mysterious Mysteries of SwiftUI’s @State

SwiftUI has been around for almost five years now, and @State was among the first “magical” property wrappers we were presented with the…

Jun 6, 2024

Not That Mysterious Mysteries of SwiftUI’s @State

Jun 6, 2024

The Great Misunderstanding of Swift Protocol Extensions and Default Arguments

Common Mistake when Extending a Protocol with Default Arguments, How Dangerous It Is, and How to Fix It

May 29, 2024

The Great Misunderstanding of Swift Protocol Extensions and Default Arguments

May 29, 2024

Dark Side of Swift’s Type Inference

Let’s look at a few pitfalls that come with the language’s feature lying in the base of its type safety.

Apr 11, 2024

Dark waters

Apr 11, 2024

Versioning in iOS/macOS Development

Everything you need to know to tackle the versioning problem while developing software for iOS or macOS

Jan 16, 2024

A door with words “work in progress”

Jan 16, 2024

Abusing Swift’s Result Type

A tale about when the Result type shouldn’t be used.

Apr 21, 2023

Abusing Swift’s Result Type

Apr 21, 2023

My Top iOS News for Developers 2022. Part 2/2

Top 20 New Features in iOS 16, Swift 5.7, and Xcode 14

Nov 5, 2022

Top iOS News for Developers 2022

Nov 5, 2022

My Top iOS News for Developers 2022. Part 1/2

Top 20 New Features in iOS 16, Swift 5.7, and Xcode 14

Oct 10, 2022

Top iOS News for Developers 2022

Oct 10, 2022

Interviewing the Best

An approach to programming interviews that is not based on technology-specific questionnaires or algorithmic problems. Especially fit for…

Jul 6, 2022

Programming interviews

Jul 6, 2022

Why We Love Star Trek, the Original Series

No, it’s not Kirk’s love affairs and definitely not his harrassing behavior with every single female he comes across. 😄 TV show’s…

Jun 17, 2022

Why We Love Star Trek, the Original Series

Jun 17, 2022

Material Design-Like Text Field with SwiftUI

Learn to build beautiful, interactive text fields as seen in Google guidelines, using pure SwiftUI.

May 25, 2022

Material Design outlined text field

May 25, 2022

Do you have a screen protector?

No, I don't. I use an iPhone and I'm an iOS developer. I don't use screen protectors, because Apple doesn't produce such accessories and…

Feb 4, 2022

Feb 4, 2022

Git Flow, Customized and Explained

How to work effectively with Git repositories in enerprise projects — a well-tried way

Jan 29, 2022

(An Approach to) Git Flow Explained

Jan 29, 2022

To Be a Better Programmer

Some piece of advice for good software developers on how to become the best

Jan 12, 2022

To Be a Better Programmer

Jan 12, 2022

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Towards Dev

Retriable API Calls with Modern Swift

A little bit more about difference between completion-based and modern async syntax differences using a helpful real-world example

Dec 27, 2021

Retriable API Calls with Modern Swift

Dec 27, 2021

What is the real use for @autoclosure?

Thanks for the post Zafar! However, I think it doesn’t explain what @autoclosure really does and how it can be useful.

Oct 26, 2021

Oct 26, 2021

Published in
Better Programming

Six (or So) Flavors of Dependency Injection in Swift

Dependency Injection is one of the first techniques that every programmer should learn. Let’s look at how (and maybe why) it works in Swift

Oct 9, 2021

Six (or So) Flavors of Dependency Injection in Swift

Oct 9, 2021

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Geek Culture

Scope vs Deadline vs Resources

Arguably, the most famous and, undoubtedly, a very important principle of software development management explained for programmers.

Sep 19, 2021

Scope vs Deadline vs Resources

Sep 19, 2021

Nikita Lazarev-Zubov

Nikita Lazarev-Zubov

Swift and general programming topics, Agile software development, soft skills

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