18 February 2021
It will not surpise you that most iOS applications tend to have scrolling-style screens. Have a look at some of the screenshots I've prepared below - all of which contain scrollable content. One more similarity is layout margins, notice that all content is aligned to the left with the same inset - 16pt.
22 January 2021
Sir, put off your monocle, today we will talk about Dynamic Type! Accessibility plays a crucial role in all apps by far, so designing an app keep text size and layout in mind for clarity and readability.
08 October 2018
Apple’s added some great features in Swift 4.2 release, so in this post, we’re going to use some of them to achieve a neat key-syntax feature for the Dictionary, but before reading further you by far have to know about the Dynamic Member Lookup.
16 March 2018
Everyone has worked with UserDefaults in order to store some simple data and knows that working with that storage is easy as it can be. But today I’m going to improve the interaction with it a bit though!
01 February 2018
At Rosberry we've given up on using storyboards, except the Launch Screen, of course, and configure all layout and transition logic in code. In order to understand our reasons - read the Life without Interface Builder written by 's team, I hope you will find this post useful.
23 October 2017
Lately I’ve often had to switch between different Xcode projects and every time I had to change a path to a specific project in terminal. I am so tired of it! I want to have the opportunity to open Terminal right from Xcode with an already specifed path.
13 September 2017
Hey everyone! As a Reactive Lover, I’m going to continue a series of articles dedicated to RxSwift. In my first reactive post, I reasoned about some improvements of flatMap function (you can check it here) and today I want to extend my knowledge of RxSwift by exploring all Rx Disposables.
02 March 2017
Hey! If you read it, you probably good in RxSwift and ARC, understand differences between weak and unowned keywords. If no, please get acquainted with it and come back!
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