Swift

A simple side menu for iOS 8 written in Swift language. Using UIDynamics, UIGestures and UIBlurEffect.

An iOS browser built on top of UIWebView

A simple Core Data wrapper library written in Swift.

Features:

• Simpler classes and methods to access and save Core Data managed objects
• Main and background contexts support
• Core Data SQLite store type support with automatic creation of the store file

VBFJellyView is a custom view made out using UIKit Dynamics and with a very funny effect when adding behaviours to it.

Design-Patterns-In-Swift - Design Patterns implemented in Swift

Bloc Books are free technical tutorials in Web Development, Frontend Development, iOS, Android, and Design. Bloc tutorials guide you through building projects with step-by-step instructions, code snippets, and screenshots.

Promises are a great way for working with asynchronous operations and earlier this year I mentioned the Objective-C promises library PromiseKit who have added an experimental Swift variant to their...

Chameleon is a lightweight, yet powerful, flat color framework for iOS. It is built on the idea that software applications should function effortlessly while simultaneously maintaining their beautiful interfaces.

As you might be aware it's fairly easy to reverse engineer an objective-c iOS app and grab the header files, string values, and assembly code, then someone could perform a few tweaks, replace the g...

Yesterday I mentioned a nice Swift library for working with dates. Here's an open source Swift library providing a number of helper functions and extensions for cryptography called CryptoSwift from...

In this tutorial, we give you an introduction to UIAlertController, as well as, a brief talk about Closures and Enum in Swift programming.

I've mentioned a number of Swift resources and yesterday a tutorial on Swift basics through the creation of a Tetris style game. Here's a nice guide to Swift arrays from Coding Explorer that explai...

I've mentioned a number of Swift helper libraries such as Dollar.$wift which provides a functional programming toolbelt inspired by Underscore.js and Asterism. Here's a library providing an extensi...

Learn about table view search, UISearchBar, and how to get search and filtering working in your table view based apps.

Earlier this month I mentioned the Swift based networking library AlamoFire created to be AFNetworking reimagined for the conventions of the Swift language. Here's a library from Ash Furr...

Last month I mentioned a nice beginners tutorial showing how to create a Candy Crush style game in Swift. Here's another tutorial providing a fun way to increase your Swift knowledge in the buildin...

I've mentioned a number of components that simplify the syntax of creating an action sheets, and with iOS 8 Apple has added UIAlertController which greatly simplifies the syntax when compared to UI...

Operators in Swift are among the most interesting and indeed controversial features of this new language.

Last week, we wrote about overloading and creating custom operators in Swift, a language feature that is as powerful as it is controversial. By all accounts, this week's issue threatens to be equally polarizing, as it covers a feature of Swift that is pervasive, yet invisible: literal convertibles.

Asynchronous Image Loader in Swift. Caches using an NSCache.

In this tutorial learn how to get the Facebook friends of the user using your app using Swift.

Code structure and organization is a matter of pride for developers. Clear and consistent code signifies clear and consistent thought. Read on to learn about the recent changes to documentation with Xcode 6 & Swift.

Delightful on-disk cache (written in Swift)

Learn how to make your user interfaces in iOS feel realistic with this UIKit Dynamics tutorial, updated for Swift!

The UIAlertController is a new feature of the iOS 8 SDK. It unifies functionality that you would find in the UIAlertView in iOS 7 and earlier. It also brings a slick new Objective-C block or Swift closure interface, as opposed to numerous delegate callback methods. In this article, I present the same app in Swift and Objective-C for comparison. This is a basic app that has two buttons one screen. The one at the top opens an alert-style view, and the one lower one opens an action sheet style view. Below each of these buttons is an initially hidden label....Read more...