Abid Bhatti

iOS developer  #ios #iosdev #swift #swiftlang

[Abid Bhatti @bhattiabd]

@azamsharp 3. Supabase with iOS(following clean architecture) 😅

[Abid Bhatti @bhattiabd]

@azamsharp AR with RealityKit 🙂

[Abid Bhatti @bhattiabd]

@VishalMalvi_ Read and review your own old written code. Try to find alternate approaches to do the same thing. Don’t try to be perfect instead try to be better than yesterday. And don’t be afraid of making mistakes 😇.

[Sree Sai Raghava  @Iamsreesai]

“How to create own projects?”
I get this question frequently from beginners and I had similar questions when I started iOS app development. I tried to explain in short how can you start creating your projects and working on it. RT this video reach more people 🙌🏻 #iOSDev

[Enid @ios_dev_alb]

If @ 1x, @ 2x, @ 3x sounds familiar to you, you should follow us. 😅

Let's welcome new iOS developers. 👩‍💻🧑‍💻

Retweet 🚀

#iosdev

[Khoa 🔥 @onmyway133]

Development & design tools for iOS developers #iosdev ⚡️🔥

These are the 33 tools I use daily and have saved me so much time that I can't recommend them enough.

[Shubham Singh @Shubham_iosdev]

Hey guys, today, I'm sharing a Game Store app that I've made used the #swiftUI framework to develop it.

I'll add the components on my Patreon soon. Meanwhile, you can check out my other SwiftUI projects-
https://t.co/wPpCnTBkh0

#mobiledeveloper #ios #iosdeveloper #dev #coding

[Enid @ios_dev_alb]

iOS Dev party 🥂 #71

If you are an iOS developer, let's say 'Hi 👋' on this thread and let's follow each other. 🤝 👩‍💻🧑‍💻

Let's support with a retweet! 🔁🚀

#iosdev

[Enid @ios_dev_alb]

Retweet if you ever said "But it works on my computer". 😅👩‍💻🧑‍💻

[Vishal @VishalMalvi_]

Is iOS development hard to learn? Yes!

Is Uikit/SwiftUI hard to learn? Yes!

Is learning something you've 0 experience in hard? Yes!
If you're feeling like giving up on your development journey, try not to. It's ok to take a break if you need. Learning is a part of the process.

[Mohammad Azam @azamsharp]

Sending a simple local notification in iOS using SwiftUI app.

#iosdev

[Vincent Pradeilles @v_pradeilles]

You’re curious about Swift 5.6 future features? 🤨

Yesterday we went over the proposals for Unavailability and Type Placeholders 👀

https://t.co/aeZ8tZVK6h

[Enid @ios_dev_alb]

It's Friday! 🔥

iOS Dev party 🥂 #65

If you are an iOS developer, let's say 'Hi 👋' on this thread and let's follow each other. 🤝 👩‍💻🧑‍💻

Let's support with a retweet! 🔁🚀

#iosdev

[Abid Bhatti @bhattiabd]

@ios_dev_alb i broke my charging cable because my device is busy and i don’t know why 🤷

[Abid Bhatti @bhattiabd]

@abgolor @KyawTheMonkey Done 🤓. It’d be my pleasure to follow back all devs 🧑‍💻👩‍💻

[Abid Bhatti @bhattiabd]

Let’s use dump() now. Hmmm, it's something that could be useful👇. We may use dump() to debug view hierarchies and nested arrays from APIs to get more detailed info. Hope it will be useful to someone.😇

[Abid Bhatti @bhattiabd]

print() vs dump() in #swift
Hello, #iOSDev . In Swift, we use print() a lot for debugging. It's really useful, however there are times when we need more information about what's going on under the hood. In that scenario, we can use dump(). Let's have a look at an example:
🧵👇

[Abid Bhatti @bhattiabd]

So, after getting all the data from the API, if we use print() to print it in the console, we'll see something like this 👇. That's not useful at all😰. But hold on we've got dump() to help us here😀.