While working as a Senior iOS Developer, I met many interesting tools that can improve the work. Which tools are the best for iOS app development? It is no easy question. I am sure that most of you are still looking for the best solutions. Today, I want to present my set of tools that are really worth to recommend.
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Without CMS, your website is gonna be very hard to manage. Imagine that you can’t change your contact info, product descriptions, or the slogan you have on your header without the help of a developer. Sounds terrible!
Every iOS developer that watches Worldwide Developers Conference, or watched it in 2019 at least, heard about something called “Swift Package Manager”. It has a big potential for a very useful tool for managing dependencies. Moreover, it is a big step further in making the coding easier, especially if we will think about iOS apps modularly.
“How much does it cost?”, “Why app development is so expensive”? These questions are one of the most common which people ask me and my team during an initial discussion regarding app development cost estimation.
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I am sure that every future app owner wonders, "Which programming language should I use for my application?". The topic is extensive because there are a lot of technologies available on the market right now. Unfortunately, picking the wrong technology brings some business risks, such as difficulties with finding developers, feature barriers, quality difficulties, or (the most costly) necessity to rewrite the app. I am aware that technology price is decisive in many cases, but paying attention only to costs can be destructive. Technology should empower your business.
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I am sure that every developer (at least once) has to work in unsystematic code files. There is nothing more annoying. Today, I want to show you how organizing application code can improve your work. During years of my career, I had opportunities to implement a Clean Architecture approach in projects. In my opinion, it works very well, and it is worth using.
Have you ever wondered why some companies like Airbnb are successful while others are not? Their mobile application was downloaded over 50 million times in Google Play Store and received excellent app scores 4,6 stars from almost 1 million users. Of course, there are many reasons behind product success. I am 100% sure that one of them is a User Experience. What does it mean? For this article's purposes, I have reached for the definition of User Experience from Nielsen Norman Group (guru of approach UX Design).
In Cracow Poland, where our Railwaymen team is based, we have this infamous building called “The Skeleton” (in Polish - Szkieletor). It is 92 meters tall, which makes it the highest building in the whole city, higher than the St. Mary's Basilica even!
I am a huge fan of the Sydney Opera House architecture. For me, characteristic roofs resembling gigantic, overlapping shells of mussels look like ships sailing on Sydney Harbour. Danish architect Jørn Utzon won the competition for the design and beat over 230 entries, although he didn't even meet all the competition conditions. He provided only a general Opera sketch. I wonder if he knew then that he designed one of the most famous buildings in the world? I'm delighted with this Opera, but the fact that this building cost 95 million above the first estimation gives me shivers.
Let’s focus and try to imagine the following: you see two people who own two separate small shops in an average city.
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