With Swift, Markdown, and GitHub Pages — Most big apps have some sort of help center, also known as a “knowledge base.” You know, the “What can we help you with?” screens. Search up “knowledge base software,” and you’ll find countless services that offer this functionality… but have you looked at their pricing?

Break past system limitations with SwiftUI — There are currently 3 ways to present popovers. One is with UIPopoverPresentationController , but that only works on iPad. You could also present a UIMenu , but that’s only for iOS 14+. Finally, you could use UIAlertController. This is probably the easiest to implement — but also the most limiting…

It’s supposed to be a “feature” — If you’ve created a new SwiftUI app using Xcode 13, you’ll notice that Info.plist is gone. It’s not a bug. According to the Xcode 13 release notes: “Projects created from several templates no longer require configuration files such as entitlements and Info.plist files. …

43 lines of code is all it takes — Markdown is probably the easiest way to edit and format rich text. It’s also extremely popular, and pretty much everyone knows how to use it. So, want to implement Markdown in your app? It used to be… complicated. You’d need to use a third-party Markdown parser, then display the result…

Nice! Very Swifty 😉

What?

This is insane. Is there any way I can also report the apps?

A Custom Alternative to ARKit If ARKit doesn’t work for you, why not make your own?medium.com

Make your designs look great on any device — Ever since Apple released the iPhone X, using the safe area has been a must-do for developers. You don’t want your work hidden under the notch or clipped beneath the status bar or under the rounded corners, etc. The launch of the iPhone X along with the safe area came…