I wrote about support of structured concurrency in Javascript/Typescript, Erlang/Elixir, Go, Rust, Kotlin and Swift last year (Part-I…

Lets explore how actors work under the hood, using Swift’s own source code as a guide to finding out how they work inside the compiler.

Emails obtained by Motherboard show a police department frustrated by their fellow officers’ attempt to thwart being filmed.

Design patterns come and go, and one of the fads currently ascendant in the iOS/Swift programming world is the concept of Immutable Objects. Pretty straightforward. Immutable objects are considered…

Extensions in Swift are great. We can extend structs, classes, enums, etc., whether we own the code or not, in almost any way we need. This enables us to do easier initializations, mapping, convenience functions, protocol implementation (one of my favorit…

In 2015, Apple introduced a new concept – Protocol Oriented Programming. I encourage you to watch the whole 50 minutes of the WWDC video. One of the conference’s speekers laid down all new awesome Swift features and how protocols can help write a better, …

Leading banks now have an alternative to RippleNet for sending and receiving funds in a frictionless manner. The global provider of secure financial m…

Educators in Queensland, Australia, are embracing Swift to equip students with the skills needed to succeed in the booming app economy.

How Swift 5.5 enables computed properties to become either throwing or asynchronous, and what sort of situations that these new capabilities could become useful in.