Updated links and detailed information of all available Xcode versions and their direct DMG link. I've stopped downloading Xcode from AppStore after I found out that the direct link download is more stable.
Long gone was the time of a single 320x480 resolution. Now iPhone and iPad come in different sizes and resolutions. Luckily I've found this site to be a good reference.
This site needs some maintenance love, but here there's an overview of all available fonts used in iOS and watchOS. At a glance we can see how they look.
Hi iOS and macOS developers, where are you currently hanging out?
Here are the active communities on @SlackHQ I've joined and founded useful π§΅π
π iOS Developers
The most active community for iOS and Swift developers I've found, with over 30,000 members. You can find many familiar faces here eg. @donnywals@aaron_pearce
Originally created by @jsngr and @SiddDevs as place to discover new TestFlight apps, now there's active community here discussing and showing new beta.
Have you started leveraging the power of ML in your apps?
While browsing through GitHub for inspirations, I've bookmarked these awesome 20+ open-source machine learning projects
Bring magic to your apps π§΅
β‘οΈ TensorFlow
The latest version of TensorFlow supports Keras, which is a high-level neural networks API, written in Python and capable of running on top of TensorFlow, CNTK, or Theano.
There are also interfaces for Javascript and Swift.
What are some top programming books you can really recommend?
In the earliest days of my dev career, I was lucky to be shown these programming books and they have helped me a long way.
Sharing here with hope you can skyrocket your dev career π§΅
π Code Complete: A Practical Handbook of Software Construction
Written by Steve McConnell in 1993, this book is considered one of the best practical guides to programming. Learn about optimal coding styles, integration, testing, and craftmanship.