IOS DEVELOPER WEEKLY MAGAZINE
Xcode Weekly - Your iOS Dev Dose for the Week - 05
I know many people are looking for jobs, I’ve included some remote iOS jobs. Let me know if they are useful.
🤔What is Xcode Weekly?
In an iOS developer’s life, learning is not a sprint, it’s a marathon. But I know how hard it’s to keep track of all the blogs, YouTube channels, twitter accounts, conferences, newsletters, etc.
Xcode Weekly is a bundle of iOS app developer stuffs I went through in the week which I feel are significant. And I’m sharing it with everyone here.
There are many weekly newsletters which cover many areas. But they partly cover what I need. So this is for people who may look for things I look for.
Let’s see what I have in the bundle this week.
📰 News
If you support Family Sharing, you can now receive new App Store server notifications for real-time updates on family member statuses.
Credit- developer.apple.com
2. App Privacy Study Looks at Most ‘Invasive’ Apps Collecting User Data
With App Privacy labels now available for many of the top apps in the App Store, pCloud earlier this month took a look at the most “invasive” apps that collect the most data from users.
Credit - Macrumors
3. RMIT Online launches expanded iOS app development course
The RMIT Online iOS App Development with Swift course, created in partnership with Concentrix Tigerspike and Accenture, is based on curriculum designed by Apple engineers and educators and offers an enhanced online program with one-to-one mentorship by industry leaders.
Credit - rmit.edu.au
4. Google to Lower Play Store Commission to 15% on First $1 Million Earned by Developers Per Year
Google today announced that, starting July 1, it will be lowering its Play Store commission from 30% to 15% for the first $1 million of revenue developers earn using the Play Store billing system each year.
Credit - Macrumors
📃 Tutorials
This simple tutorial will teach you how to make a map view component in SwiftUI that includes a polyline.
Credit - Shaun Donnelly
HUDs have been part of the iOS visual language for many years, while we don’t have access to the native ones, SwiftUI lets us create elegant solutions that can go well beyond what a system API would ever offer.
Credit - Federico Zanetello
3. Sort array of objects by multiple properties with Swift Tuple
A multiple criteria sorting mean a sorting in which we compare the first criteria, and only if the first criteria is equals, we then go to the next one. We do this until we find a non-equals criterion.
It involves declaring an array of predicates and looping, but we can remove most of that logic with tuple.
Credit - Sarun W.
4. Code Generating Swift Mocks with Sourcery
Credit - Vadim Bulavin
🎧 Podcasts
Ben, Chris, Jordan, Zack and Steve put a few logs on the campfire and start talking about their favorite programming language, Swift. Today they discuss the magic of retrieving information from a server using APIs.
Credit - Fireside Swift
📺 Videos
Xcode Preview - Want to learn more about xcode and xcode preview? Are you looking for a good swiftui and uikit preview video?
Credit- Rebel Developer
2. Build Clubhouse in SwiftUI 2.0 and Dark Mode
Everyone knows how the Clubhouse App has been Poppin 🔥, but what about if we built a Clubhouse App Clone in SwiftUI 2.0 & Xcode 12.
Credit - tundsdev
👔 Remote iOS Jobs
Udemy is a global leader in education, and our mobile applications are a part of that story. Our learners and our instructors use the mobile application to find courses, watch videos, and communicate with each other about class topics. Our interns get to build features that real users will enjoy, while working to use modern techniques.
If you like solving technical problems, this is the place to be. Our tech works seamlessly, 24/7, and is cutting-edge, scalable and resilient. Our people are dedicated, flexible and fast-moving, rising to every challenge that streaming to a global audience of fans brings.
Vida is experiencing breathtaking growth and we are looking for an iOS Engineer who can take our native app and platform to the next level. The ideal candidate has deep and broad experience with the iOS ecosystem, is familiar with modern development paradigms, and is passionate about providing the best experience possible to our users — from UI/UX design to speed and performance.
That’s it guys, it’s time for me to leave.
I’ll try to do this every week, but no promises😷.
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