"The best apps are built with native SDKs" — a case for Kotlin Multiplatform

Amongst the clamor of “machine learning” and “artificial intelligence”, there was another clear message that Apple wanted to hammer home in its WWDC24 Developer State of the Union: "…the best apps are built with Native SDKs"....

Deploy iOS Application to AppCenter via Github Actions (Manual Code SignIn)

🌅 Good Morning Guys ☕️ ⏰ 25th March 2022 08:15 hrs IST I know you have read lots of tutorials same like this. But for me, this is my latest achievement from the last 4 days to learn CI/CD which I have been procrastinating on for a long time....

March 28, 2022 · 9 min · Abhishek Thapliyal

Continuous Rounded Corners with UIKit

At Fueled, we spent the last couple months building an awesome augmented reality game called Toppler to explore some of the capabilities of ARKit 2. We’ve already covered some of the technical lessons we leraned in two previous articles mostly related to SceneKit....

Generating iOS App Icons

Creating and assigning app icons is a regular part of iOS and macOS development. Whether you generate each icon manually or have a template that generates them for you, there are still a number of issues that can arise:...

March 16, 2019 · 4 min · Stéphane Copin

Updating SCNMaterial texture in SceneKit

With the recent release of iOS12 and ARKit 2, we at Fueled decided to build a multidevice AR game called Toppler to explore some of its capabilities....

Memory Management in Swift: Debugging Issues

This is the last article is a series of three articles regarding memory management in Swift. If you’re new to memory management in Swift, the first article talks all about it!...

April 14, 2018 · 5 min · Stéphane Copin

Memory Management in Swift: Common Issues

This is the second article in a series of three articles regarding memory management in Swift. If you’re not sure how memory management works in Swift, the first article is right there!...

April 14, 2018 · 9 min · Stéphane Copin

Memory Management in Swift: The Basics

This is the first article is a series of three articles regarding memory management in Swift. If you’re already versed in how Swift manages memory, you might be interested in skipping to the next article in the series....

April 14, 2018 · 6 min · Stéphane Copin