Apple’s latest IDE version, Xcode 9, is being released along with iOS 11 this September. And it's a huge update! Fans of Git for source control management...

You've developed your first iOS app, but how do you make it public? This article gives you a detailed map to get your app submitted to Apple's App Store.

Go is a fantastic programming language. It also comes with a comprehensive tool chain. Many developers just use plain text editors with or without plugins to...

Enumerations are a common design pattern in many programming languages. While you may be familiar with enumerations in C and Objective-C, Swift's...

In the previous lessons of Swift From Scratch, we created a functional to-do application. The data model could use some love, though. In this final lesson,...

In the previous lesson, we added the ability to create to-do items. While this addition has made the application a bit more useful, it would also be...

In the previous lesson, you created your first Swift project in Xcode, a simple to-do application. In this installment of Swift From Scratch, we're going to...

While playgrounds are a great tool to play with Swift and learn the language, it's time to move on and create our first Swift project in Xcode. In this...

In the previous articles of this series, we covered the basics of the Swift programming language. If you followed along, you should now have a solid...

If you've worked with blocks in C or Objective-C or with lambdas in Ruby, then you won't have a hard time wrapping your head around the concept of closures....

In the previous article, we explored the basics of functions in Swift. Functions, however, have a lot more to offer. In this article, we continue our...

To get anything done in Swift, you need to learn the ins and outs of functions. Functions are exceptionally powerful and flexible in Swift. The basics are...