This is the third post in the series on basics of working with SQLite in Swift. In the part 1 we learned how to open and close the SQLite database. Then, in the part 2, we discovered a simple way t… (more…)

One feature that iOS purists envy and the primary argument for alternative solutions to Swift is code injection or as others like to call… (more…)

Implementing a sentiment analysis feature with Core ML and Natural Language libraries. (more…)

Contribute to OneBusAway/OBAKit development by creating an account on GitHub. (more…)

Swift 2.0 added the ability to throw errors to the language. Learn how this mechanism works, and how it’s used in this post. (more…)