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Xcode

Xcode Cloud review – is it ready for commercial projects?

Posted on 21 June 202223 June 2022 Wojciech KulikLeave a commentPosted in Xcode

I recently had the opportunity to try migrating a large commercial project to the Xcode Cloud for testing purposes. In this post, I will share my thoughts and the problems I encountered.


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Xcode Cloud – overview & setup

Posted on 21 June 202226 June 2022 Wojciech KulikLeave a commentPosted in Xcode

Xcode Cloud is now available to all Apple developers and recently I had a chance to try it out. In this post I gathered some howtos for a typical setup.


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Getting started with Core Data using Swift 4

Posted on 13 March 20197 December 2021 Wojciech KulikLeave a commentPosted in iOS

Core Data is an efficient framework for object graph management and persistence. It provides ready to use solutions which speed up implementation and solves well-known problems like tracking changes and migrations.


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Swift – How to handle network/async calls using Redux?

Posted on 5 March 20195 December 2021 Wojciech KulikLeave a commentPosted in iOS

In this article, I will show how to deal with API requests in Redux architecture using ReSwift library.


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Swift – Bluetooth Low Energy – how to get paired devices?

Posted on 21 July 20185 December 2021 Wojciech KulikLeave a commentPosted in iOS

This question is asked probably by many programmers who start working with BLE on iOS.


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Swift – Bluetooth Low Energy communication using Flow Controllers

Posted on 21 July 20185 December 2021 Wojciech KulikLeave a commentPosted in iOS

Bluetooth Low Energy communication on iOS is not straight forward. You don’t just create a class and start reading/writing data like from local storage. Whole communication is based on asynchronous events…


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How to set translation key from Storyboard on iOS?

Posted on 12 June 20185 December 2021 Wojciech KulikLeave a commentPosted in iOS

In this post I will show how to add a simple localization support to iOS application and how to use it from Storyboard.


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