Frontend-driven APIs are better than backend-driven ones—but API-driven architecture is best. Here’s why.

Why Your App Should Be API-Driven

A development philosophy that promotes extensibility by solving general cases and deferring constraints to the application layer.

Code for N, Support for 3

Swift remains at the forefront of iOS development with its focus on safety and clarity. Among its features, one stands out for its elegance and utility: the 'defer' keyword. This tool ensures that specific actions are taken as a scope concludes, regardless of how it terminates.

Using 'defer' in swift

Swift brings a lot of safety features to iOS development. One such feature is the concept of Optionals. An Optional in Swift represents a variable that can hold either a value or no value at all (nil). In many cases, you might need to extract the actual value from an optional, which is known as 'unwrapping'. This blog post will walk you through the basics of unwrapping optionals in Swift.