As developers, we are used to creating reusable UI components to use across different views of our applications. This behavior is pretty common since we do that with code in general. It is a fundamental principle of writing efficient code. We are constantly creating reusable code, or even extracting existing code to reuse it in... Continue Reading →
Introduction When developing an iOS app that uses SQLite for local data storage, one of the significant challenges is updating the structure of tables in the database. Unlike Core Data, which provides built-in mechanisms for versioning and schema migration, SQLite lacks a native, straightforward method for altering table structures. This can be particularly problematic when... Continue Reading →
Introduction In iOS development, we often find ourselves working between two worlds: the old and the new. Languages like C++ and Objective-C belong to the "old world," tried and tested, still powerful, and full of history. On the other hand, Swift represents the "new world," bringing modern features and ease of use to the table.... Continue Reading →
The Single Responsibility Principle (SRP) is one of the five SOLID principles. It tells us that a class should have only one responsibility. Obviously this rule can be extended also for methods. In this post, I’ll walk you through an example, from a project that I worked on, where a method violated SRP. Then I will... Continue Reading →
Coding With Renan 