Top 20 New Features in iOS 16, Swift 5.7, and Xcode 14 — Last time we looked at some of my favorite novelties introduced for iOS and Swift developers this year. This time let’s conclude the list with the top-10 of them. Here’s the first part in case you missed it: My Top iOS News for Developers 2022. Part 1/2 Top 20 New Features in iOS 16, Swift 5.7, and Xcode 14lazarevzubov.medium.com #10. Regex

Top 20 New Features in iOS 16, Swift 5.7, and Xcode 14 — IOS 16 is finally here along with Swift 5.7, Xcode 14, and myriad new modules and APIs. As usual, blogs are full of posts about various updates, and mine is no exception. This year has been so reach in novelties for Apple platforms developers, so I just couldn’t stand by. …

An approach to programming interviews that is not based on technology-specific questionnaires or algorithmic problems. Especially fit for Apple software development engineers — The best interviews start with one question, followed by a conversation on any topic that comes to either party’s mind. Therefore, it’s important to pick theright one. And my choice is… What Programming Languages Have You Worked With?

No, it’s not Kirk’s love affairs and definitely not his harrassing behavior with every single female he comes across. 😄 TV show’s progressiveness and a big step towards inclusiveness? Perhaps. But mainly, the visuals. Unique, bold, and often naive. Take a look at some of my favorite scenes and judge…

Learn to build beautiful, interactive text fields as seen in Google guidelines, using pure SwiftUI. — All Android users are familiar with the Material Design outlined text field: Although UI designers often use it as a cross-platform UI element, iOS developers are often puzzled about how to implement it. No wonder. …

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 discourage people from using them. Apple claims that their screens are good enough themselves. Does it mean I'm not careful? Or, on the contrary, I "know my shit" and don't follow common madness blindly?

How to work effectively with Git repositories in enerprise projects — a well-tried way — How to work with real-world Git repositories effectively? How to track information about what is currently in production, what is being developed and what is going to be released next? How to simultaneously work on a current release and features for future releases? These and other questions are addressed below…

Some advice for good software developers on how to become the best — There are many programmers, good and, let’s be honest mediocre. However, all of them will find their place in this world ruled by IT, though most will stay unnoticed despite the fact they’re doing their job. If you want to outstand, it’s not sufficient to just close tasks in Jira…

A little bit more about difference between completion-based and modern async syntax differences using a helpful real-world example — All active Swift community members have already learned about the new, built-in, concurrency support. This time I wanted to explore it in a useful to me context — a problem that has risen not once during my career: API calls with an automatic retrial mechanism. First of all, let’s figure…