iOS has a lot of tools that help us make our apps easy to use and approachable, but did you know how easy it is to make your apps accessible to more people? In this post we’ll examine one of the accessibility features of iOS: Dynamic Type. We’ll see how supporting it is actually quite easy – and probably benefits more people than you think.
This post continues exploring the topic of ARKit developer tools by looking into ways to visualize the data provided by the AR session on a separate device in real time, and shares the results of our prototyping in this area.
In this post we’ll discuss an experimental approach that can be used to record and replay AR sessions powered by ARKit on iOS.
Much has been written about writing good software and how to refactor a codebase when you want to add or remove features but most of the existing literature uses C or Java in it’s examples. Here I will attempt to show how iOS Developers can use XCTest to aid in maintaining legacy Swift code.