How do you build different versions of the same app from one codebase? You use build types, product flavors, and variants! Let's explain the concept and dive into some examples. What is a build type A build type defines how the app is built. T...

In Part 11 we built a clean networking layer using Swift’s modern concurrency and URLSession. The example endpoints were public and didn’t require authentication. Real-world apps, however, usually require you to authenticate users and attach short-li...

Networking is at the core of most iOS apps. Almost every modern application needs to talk to remote services, fetch or send data, and present fetched information in real time. This makes it essential to have a reliable, safe, and maintainable approac...

Apple releases new Xcode versions frequently, often requiring developers to switch between stable, beta, and older versions for compatibility testing. Xcodes.app1 is a simple yet powerful macOS application that allows you to: Easily install and mana...