I arrived fashionably late to the React Native party in Artsy. I had been a part of our Auctions Team, where we worked in Swift with some light-FRP. We were not affected by the 4 months of simultaneous work on moving to React Native, at all.

Citizen Lab and Lookout have uncovered an active threat using three critical iOS zero-day vulnerabilities that, when exploited, form an attack chain that subverts even Apple’s strong security environment.

Data Access Object (DAO) is a commonly used pattern to persist domain objects into a database. The most common form of a DAO pattern is a class that contains CRUD methods for a particular domain en…

Undoubtedly, productivity apps are major time-savers over the use of homemade scripts and hacks. Not having to reinvent the wheel every…

Immutable models have many advantages, but managing consistency can be difficult. At LinkedIn, we've open sourced two Swift libraries...

This tutorial will demonstrate how to handle and display thousands of points...

Update : As of version 1.0 of the tool, we now support a much improved structure for the source playgrounds. Check out an  updated blog post  or  the documentation  for more info. We're always looking for new contributors to help with examples, too! For posterity, the original blog post follows. When I heard about…

Все что вы хотели знать о современном софте, но боялись спросить.

Приглашаем мобильных разработчиков на встречу, посвящённую платформе iOS.

A few months ago I saw a great little blog post about state machines on the Shopify blog. The message was that state machines are great and developers should use them more – given my recent experiences with state machines at CrowdHired, I could certainly agree with that. But it got me thinking, how many times in my developer career have I actually used a state machine (either separate library or even hand-rolled abstraction)?

Using Apple’s new BNNS framework to make a basic neural network

The most robust way of configuration management for Objective-C projects