Flow and Layer – 2 new cool views in constraint layout 2.0
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How to implement sign in with Apple
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How to hire a mobile app developer: things you should knowIn addition to having the right skill set, your ideal partner should have an interest in your vision too. We share tips on how to hire a mobile app developer.
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Building a CI and CD pipeline with Azure DevOps and AppCenter for iOS projectsSteps we’ve taken to build a reliable and functional CI/CD setup for our iOS project.
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Spring Boot: migrating to WebFlux
Tips on creating reactive Java Spring apps or migrating existing microservices to WebFlux
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Form.io in native android application
A step by step guide how to implement Form.io in a native Android app.
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Painless Java spring boot integration testing: testcontainersRead why unit and integration tests become as necessary as working code itself, if not more.
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Porting android code to iOS: kotlin multiplatformReasons why you should consider Kotlin Multiplatform over 2objc and C++ in your next mobile app project.
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Taming the app flow with coordinatorsAnd saying good-bye to the massive ViewControllers.
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Short walk-through: implementing the MVVM-C patternYou can just read about it or try to create a simple pp with us. We suggest the latter.
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How to configure XIBs In MVVM architecture
There are different ways to create your Views: the good old option of creating them programmatically, using XIBs, or the latest Apple-provided format, Storyboard. There’s quite a lot of discord over what the best method is, and there is no universal answer.
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MVVM architecture: a step-by-step guide
What a difference a ViewModel makes.
