Most visited blog posts in 2021
Another year spent on writing blog posts. Let’s see which were the most read blog posts in 2021. Top 10 written on any year Opening hyperlinks in UILabel on iOS… Read more Most visited blog posts in 2021 →
Importing items from network to a Core Data store
Many apps use Core Data for persistence and also need to import data from a server. Imported items typically have a unique identifier which can be used for identifying them.… Read more Importing items from network to a Core Data store →
Most visited blog posts in 2020
I have been writing a new blog post at least every second week and therefore in 2020 I have published total of 27 blog posts. It is time to take… Read more Most visited blog posts in 2020 →
Sharing data from CoreData storage with a Widget on iOS
WWDC’20 introduced WidgetKit which is a new framework for building widgets on iOS, iPadOS, and macOS. Widgets provide a quick way for displaying content from your app either on the… Read more Sharing data from CoreData storage with a Widget on iOS →
Home screen dynamic quick actions on iOS
iOS apps can add quick actions which are displayed when force touching on the app’s icon. We’ll add quick actions to my open source WaterMyPlants example app. Quick actions can… Read more Home screen dynamic quick actions on iOS →
Fetching and displaying data on Watch app in SwiftUI
In previous post “Dynamic user notification on Apple Watch with SwiftUI” I was looking into how to add WatchOS app to an existing project and how to create dynamic notifications.… Read more Fetching and displaying data on Watch app in SwiftUI →
Using CoreData with SwiftUI
CoreData is Apple’s object graph and persistence framework. It provides data sources for synchronising data with view. Let’s take a look on how to use those data sources in SwiftUI… Read more Using CoreData with SwiftUI →
Storing data with CoreData
CoreData is a framework for managing object graphs and storing them on disk. It is much more than just offering a persistent storage, therefore the rich API it provides, is… Read more Storing data with CoreData →
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