Ebu Bekir Çelik

iOS software engineer

[Frederick James @frederickjames]

How to get your iOS app approved in under 48 hours. https://t.co/bm8e9jgbNP

[Donny Wals 👾 @DonnyWals]

Honestly, the biggest Swift Concurrency trap you can set for yourself is thinking that you need to know _everything_.

Most apps don't need a ton of concurrency. They don't need to use the more complex and powerful features.

Most of the apps I've worked on fetch some data from the network and present that data in a list. No expensive processing, no heavy tasks that run in a background thread.

Don't overcomplicate things unless you have to. Measure performance with Instruments, don't offload to the background "just in case".

Swift 6.2's default settings reinforce this which IMO is a good thing. It helps you get started with a simple setup and allows you to make things more complex if and when needed. That's how code should be written.

If your first thought is to make everything concurrent and async for every project you work on I can promise you, you're making things harder for yourself and you really don't have to.

[Wilmer Terrero @wilterrero]

1-star reviews are more valuable than 5-star reviews.

5-star: "Great app!" (useless)
1-star: "Crashes when I export PDFs on iPhone 11" (roadmap)

Angry users are your unpaid QA team.

[Mohammad Azam @azamsharp]

No need for onAppear in this case when onChange initial=true can achieve the same.

[Fahadx @onefahadx]

Apple Maps > Google Maps.

This image speaks for itself:

[Everton Carneiro @everton_dev]

If you’re a complete beginner aiming to become a professional software developer, you can’t “vibe code” your way into it.

AI can help, but without fundamentals, you won’t know if what it gives you is good or garbage.

AI is a force multiplier for pros, not a shortcut for beginners.

Ignore the noise.

Learn the fundamentals. Learn to build.

Master your craft.

[Ebu Bekir Çelik @ebuxc]

@miloshjokic https://t.co/tl8ccTHO6n

[Andrew Kirby @IAmAndrewKirby]

I read this regularly.

[Sahn Lam @sahnlam]

API Architectural Patterns at a Glance

[Jacob Bartlett @jacobtechtavern]

How do people like to do dependency injection in their iOS apps?

I used to roll good old-fashioned constructor injection without a framework, but these days I’m a fan of Factory by Michael Long.

[Santiago @svpino]

Use timestamps in your database instead of booleans. Null if false, timestamp if true.

Now you know exactly when that field was set.

You’re welcome.

[Everton Carneiro @everton_dev]

The real job of a Software Engineer is understanding and breaking down complex business problems to turn into software requirements, considering efficiency, good practices and scalability, given an specific timeframe brought by the product team.

Coding? That's the easy part.

[Tech Fusionist | Kushal Gangil @techyoutbe]

How DNS works?

[Ebu Bekir Çelik @ebuxc]

@gizemturkerdev Hey :)

https://t.co/tl8ccTHggP

[Alex Xu @alexxubyte]

How To Release A Mobile App

[Andrew Tate @Cobratate]

Thank God.

Men can’t get pregnant anymore.

[Libs of TikTok @libsoftiktok]

HOLY CR*P

Kamala just pretended to talk to a voter on the phone but mistakenly showed that her phone was open to the camera app. LMAO

Everything about Kamala is FAKE and STAGED

[Ebu Bekir Çelik @ebuxc]

@frboulais https://t.co/J9P6Iogiyn

[Paul Hudson @twostraws]

It's one of those days.

[Ebu Bekir Çelik @ebuxc]

@ios_dev_alb Yes, still available.

https://t.co/J9P6IofKIP