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Aryaman Sharda

Mastering Animatable and AnimatablePair in SwiftUI

SwiftUI makes creating animations a breeze, but sometimes you need a bit more control over how things move and animate. In this article, we'll explore Animatable and AnimatablePair and we'll see how we can use these APIs to craft more advanced animations in our apps. But,

Useful Aliases for Everyday iOS Development

In this post, we'll cover a bunch of handy aliases for Xcode, CocoaPods, Git, and more that will help make your workflow more efficient. These tips will help you spend less time context switching and more time coding. ℹ️ We'll look at how to add these

Chaikin's Algorithm In SwiftUI

Many of you are probably familiar with Bézier curves and how they create smooth paths and designs, but did you know there's a simpler way to get a similar results? I came across this blog post yesterday that introduced me to Chaikin's Algorithm, , and after spending

Launching getuniversal.link 🚀

After exploring universal links and the Apple App Site Association file in a previous blog post, it was clear that developers needed a straightforward solution for testing an app's universal links. Easy AASA ManagementVerfiy and test your AASA configuration What is getuniversal.link? It's a developer

Converting Codable Models To CSV

Recently, while working on a side project, I needed to convert an array of Codable models into a CSV file. While there are several 3rd-party solutions available, I was reluctant to introduce yet another dependency into my project for what seemed like a fairly straightforward task. Instead, I'd

Everything You Need To Know About The Apple App Site Association File

The Apple App Site Association (AASA) file enables iOS features like Universal Links, Shared Web Credentials, Handoff, and App Clips by establishing a secure and verified link between your iOS app(s) and a web domain. If you've noticed that certain links on the mobile web versions of

Exploring ABI stability, @frozen, and library evolution mode

I was poking around in the Swift Standard Library, as one does, and I kept bumping into the @frozen keyword everywhere. I'd never used this keyword before, and as I tried to get a better handle on it, I found myself traveling further down the rabbit hole than

Recreating The DVD Screensaver In SwiftUI

Do you remember that DVD screensaver from the early 2000s? Not only was it a practical tool for preventing screen burn-in on CRT displays, but it's also become a cultural icon. Like many of you, I can remember seeing this screensaver as a kid, but I'd

How To Read Resistor Band Colors (4, 5, and 6 Bands)

Resistors are essential electronic components used to control the flow of electric current in a circuit. They are characterized by their resistance, which is measured in ohms (Ω). The resistance of a resistor can be identified by reading the color bands on the resistor’s body. In this article, we

Week In The Life Of A Staff Software Engineer

If you've spent any time on YouTube, chances are you've seen those "Day In The Life Of A Software Engineer" videos. They're often staged portrayals of elaborate morning routines and luxury high-rise apartments with cinematography that rivals Hollywood. These videos excel at