So last article I wrote about how to do some networking with Alamofire, It made me think back to when I first started fetching data. It was a mess. Here’s how: Lets say you need to do a GET request to say two endpoints. What are you most likely going…

If your developing an application, most likely at some point you’ll encounter the need to make API calls to a server. …

When developing you want to be productive and efficient, knowing Swift well is one thing but also knowing your IDE (integrated development environment) which in our case is Xcode. Xcode is pretty daunting at first but knowing the following will definitely make your development process much faster and easier. Jumping to a Method Control…

Ever need to format a number or label more than once? Creating an extension will probably cut your time in half. In this article we will using the situation of formatting a number, could be used for displaying number of likes of something, or any count of anything really. So…

This is a follow up to my previous article on setting up Apple Pay. We’ll be presenting the Apple Pay and you’ll be able to create a token off the user’s payment to send off to your payment processor. In case you missed last article: Start Accepting Apple Pay In Your iOS App. I recently had to implement Apple Pay into a project, thought It would be a pain in my ass but it turned out pretty…medium.com

I recently had to implement Apple Pay into a project, thought It would be a pain in my ass but it turned out pretty damn easy so I thought I’d share how to do it. Step 1: Choose a payment processor. I love Stripe so I’ll be showing you how to set up with them but…

I had to grab an array and sort it alphabetically today in my own project so I thought might as well share how I did it with you guys. It’s a lot easier than you may think. Step 1: Open up Playground & create an array Create an array containing whatever you’d like, I’ll go with some company names. Obviously not in alphabetical order. Step 2: Sort Just one line of code can do it: That’s it. Easy right?

It’s pretty damn easy. Step 1: Create a new project Once you have your project set up, delete your storyboard. From now on I won’t be showing anything with storyboards, maybe I’ll talk about why later but trust me it’s for your own good. Step 2: Set ViewController.swift as the rootViewController We can do this in…

Got some emails regarding how to create a UITabBarController programmatically so I’d thought I’ll show everyone as It’s pretty beneficial to know how to do it aside from doing it on Storyboard. Step 1: Delete Main.Storyboard 😲 Yep, shocker for some newbies. Step 2: Create UITabBarController Subclass File -> New -> File -> Cocoa Touch Class