iOS development

Day 5 – UIKit Basics: Building User Interfaces in iOS

As an aspiring iOS developer, one of the most exciting parts of creating apps is building the user interface (UI). After all, the interface is what users interact with directly, and a well-designed UI can make an app intuitive, engaging, and enjoyable. On Day 5 of your iOS learning journey, we dive deep into UIKit, […]

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Day 4 – iOS App Architecture: MVC, MVVM & VIPER Explained

When building robust iOS applications, coding isn’t just about writing functions and classes—it’s about organizing your app in a way that is maintainable, scalable, and easy to test. This is where app architecture comes in. By choosing the right architecture pattern, iOS developers can ensure that their apps are efficient, adaptable, and ready for future

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Day 2 – Swift vs Objective-C: Which Language Should iOS Developers Learn?

If you’re stepping into the world of iOS development, one of the first questions you might ask is: “Should I learn Swift or Objective-C?” Both languages have shaped Apple’s ecosystem, yet they have very different characteristics, use cases, and learning curves. Understanding their differences can save you months of trial and error and help you choose the best path for your iOS career.

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