Styling a view is the most important part of building beautiful user interfaces. When it comes to the actual code syntax, we want reusable, customizable and clean solutions in our code.

This article will show you these 3 ways of styling a SwiftUI.View:

1. Initializer-based configuration
2. Method chaining using return-self
3. Styles…

When your iOS app uses Markdown documents, why can’t we just transform them into natives view? What if instead of writing Swift UI code, we build a custom viewer app, which can even be run from Xcode Live Preview Canvas?

Just look at what you can do with it:

In…

A good developer should write great code with high maintainability and extensibility. Even better developers extend the programming language with smart functionality that makes it easier to read and write clean code.

Let me show you 5 code extensions for Swift, which I use on a daily basis. Every single…

Before the release and hype of SwiftUI we had to use plain UIKit for iOS and AppKit for the macOS interfaces… even if the core application was exactly the same. …

Defining HTTP APIs in Swift is still not perfect (yet?). Most iOS and macOS apps are using them to communicate with remote data endpoints. …

To start off this story, you will see a very basic code example which includes a few issues. Together we will improve the code snippet and eventually create a sophisticated solution.

Even tough this story uses SwiftUI in this story, it is not the main scope, and only used for…

You know Markdown, right? That text format which uses funky characters like # , ** or > to create well formatted documents? Awesome! Many platforms use it on a daily basis, so you will eventually use it too.

Now, what if you need a markdown parser for your Swift application…

Swift Package Manager… SPM…It is everywhere, many use it and it is most likely the future of working with Swift dependencies. A single file to fetch all the sweet Open Source packages. …