Swift 5.1 contains a feature called Module Stability. But what is this feature? And what does it mean to you as a developer? Donny Wals explains this in this article.

Let’s take a look at a few different techniques that can let us achieve a nice balance between code reuse and configurability, by building lightweight abstractions that enable us to encapsulate our configuration code.

Working on a large iOS codebase often involves a lot of waiting. But with Xcode 11, our wait is finally over — and it’s all thanks to SwiftUI.

The release of Swift 5.1 brought some useful polish to the language with minimal source breaking changes. Some of the bigger improvements like property wrappers and ordered collection diffing take some time to get your head around. Luckily there are also some quick hits that you can start using today.

This week Majid writes about Dynamic Type support in SwiftUI. SwiftUI provides Dynamic Type out of the box for any text representation and simplifies our job. But we still need to do some work.

Videos from this year’s NSSpain conference, which took place in Logroño, Spain last month.

Visualisation of swift package dependencies.

We’re looking for a Senior macOS Engineer to join our fully remote team at DuckDuckGo. This person will co-lead the development efforts on our Safari browser extension on macOS. Their secondary responsibility will be helping out with the development of our native iOS application.

🔍 Search for swift packages right from your command line - kiliankoe/SwiftLibrary

An automated insulin delivery app template for iOS, built on LoopKit - LoopKit/Loop

Network abstraction layer written in Swift.