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Living by the Code is a collection of 40+ interviews with some of the top mentors in the mobile community, such as Felix Krause, Annyce Davis, Fernando Cejas, Cate Huston, and many more. Stop wasting time trying to figure it all out on your own and start realizing the benefits of having dozens of tech’s best mentors right at your fingertips. Grab your copy today!
We’re embracing the Black Friday madness by sharing this curated list of the best app and book deals for developers, designers and entrepreneurs. At the time of writing there are 46 deals on the list but more are being added regularly, and you can filter using the search bar at the top. Some of my favourite deals include 50% off Pixelmator for Mac and iOS, 50% off all O’Reilly ebooks and videos, and the big discounts on UI8 UI Kits.
A bimonthly publication focusing on the most advanced techniques and best practices of the Swift ecosystem. Every issue of Pragmatic Swift aims to have around 4 to 5 articles focusing on their 3 goals of being technical, structured and open to the community. They are using an interesting process for creating content of assigning an author and editor to each article. Then each author is asked to become an editor in for the next issue, giving them the opportunity to improve the content while having the insight of previously being an author. […]
A new blog from Shannon Potter that focuses on technical topics around the Core Animation framework. CALayer documents tips, techniques, pitfalls, and opinions about Core Animation, with occasional posts about other related iOS graphics and media frameworks such as Core Image, SceneKit and Metal. So far Shannon has written in depth on CATransaction and CAShapeLayer and a quick look at closure-based CAAnimationDelegate. Core Animation can be tricky to master and so this blog could become a great place to learn more. […]
A new place for developers to read and write about technical things. Anyone can log in using their GitHub account and write about something that other developers would be interested in; and if you’re not much of a writer then there are plenty of informative posts for you to read. Programmar is a relatively new site but there are already several articles related to iOS development and programming in general. […]
An excellent blog from Brent Simmons, a Mac and iOS developer known for being one third of Q Branch, the creators of Vesper. Brent’s wealth of experience is evident in his informative and candid blog posts that cover a range of topics on development and life as an indie developer. In particular, it’s definitely worth reading his ‘Vesper Sync Diary’ that chronicles all the details and dilemmas encountered while building a sync system for Vesper. Brent’s blog is far from inessential for any iOS or Mac developer. […]