Things you should know, but might forget...

things_you_should_know.md

Things you should know, but might forget...

This is a curated list of reference material that anyone who develops in the Apple domain will hopefully find helpful. Most items are things I have used and can vouch for.

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Swift

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The Swift Programming Language

Swift Forums

Swift Snapshots

Swift Operators - NSHipster

Dynamic Dispatch

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Foundation/UIKit

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Foundation

• Advanced (NS)Operations - WWDC 2015

• GCD Handbook - Soroush Khanlou

• GCD Deep Dive - John Sundell

UIKit

• Batch Updates - Badoo Tech

• UIAppearance Selectors - @mattt

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Patterns

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Coordinators - Soroush Khanlou

Intro to MVVM - objc.io

Patterns to Destroy Massive View Controllers - Soroush Khanlou

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Debugging

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Advanced Debugging - WWDC 2018

Chisel (LLDB Commands)

Dancing in the Debugger - objc.io

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Dependency Managers

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Carthage

Cocoapods

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CI/CD/Analytics & Crash Reporting

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CI

• Bitrise

• BuildKite

CD

• Fastlane

Analytics & Crash Reporting

• Firebase/Fabric

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Frameworks/Xcode/Build System

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Build Configuration Files (xcconfig) - NSHipster

Build Configurations - Thoughbot

Conditional Compilation - Dave Delong

Dynamic vs. Static Frameworks

Xcode Build Settings Reference

Xcode Build Variables List - @gdavis

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Documentation and Help

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Current Apple Documentation Archive

Apple Documentation Archive

Xcode Help

WWDC Videos

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Software Philosophy and the Workplace

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How to Deliver Constructive Feedback in Difficult Situations

iOS Factor (Twelve Factor Apps)

Long Names are Long

Technical Debt - Martin Fowler

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Handy Links

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Apple

• Apple Developer Account

• App Store Connect

• Developer Downloads (Xcode, Command Line Tools, etc.)

• Feedback Assistant (formerly Radar)

• Request an Expedited Review (For emergencies only)

Tools and Blogs

• Coolors - Color scheme generator

• Lorem Picsum (Image Placeholders)

• NSHipster

• Onym.co (Naming resources)

• Quicktype (Generate models from json)

• Ultimate Guide to iPhone Resolutions

• Your Calendrical Fallacy

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