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Our blog covers technical explorations, benchmarks, architectural insights and modern Swift development β€” all from a real-world, production-grade perspective.

SwiftUI in 2025: The Complete Guide

SwiftUI in 2025: The Complete Guide

From iOS 13 to iOS 26

Discover SwiftUI's evolution with a complete guide covering fundamentals, state management, navigation, animations, UIKit interoperability and performance.

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Security is Everyone's Business: From CEO to Developer

Security is Everyone's Business: From CEO to Developer

Technical, organizational, and cultural: a complete guide to building secure products

In 2024, the personal data of several million French citizens was exposed. This article is for everyone building digital products: executives, product managers, designers, developers, QA, DevOps. It addresses work organization and team culture as much as technical design.

SwiftUI Liquid Glass: The Complete iOS 26 Guide

SwiftUI Liquid Glass: The Complete iOS 26 Guide

From digital meta-material to morphing animations

Liquid Glass represents the biggest evolution in Apple design since iOS 7. This guide covers the glassEffect API, GlassEffectContainer, morphing transitions, accessibility, and best practices.

Foundation Models: Apple's On-Device AI for Developers

Foundation Models: Apple's On-Device AI for Developers

From text generation to Tool Calling

With iOS 26, Apple opens its embedded language model to developers. This guide covers LanguageModelSession, guided generation with @Generable, Tool Calling, and building a complete conversational assistant.

CryptoKit Quantum: Protect Your Apps Against Quantum Threats

CryptoKit Quantum: Protect Your Apps Against Quantum Threats

ML-KEM, ML-DSA and hybrid HPKE

iOS 26 introduces a silent revolution in CryptoKit: post-quantum cryptography. With the new ML-KEM, ML-DSA and hybrid HPKE APIs, your applications can protect themselves today against attacks from future quantum computers.

Swift 6.3: What to Expect in Spring 2026

Swift 6.3: What to Expect in Spring 2026

Stable Embedded Swift, official Android, new platforms

The Swift 6.3 branch cut happened on November 12, 2025. Embedded Swift exits experimental, Android becomes an official target, and new platforms join the family.

Building a SwiftUI Design System in 2025

Building a SwiftUI Design System in 2025

The Architect's Guide

Tokens, components, WCAG accessibility, iOS 26 Glass Effect, Swift 6 β€” build a modular, scalable Design System that meets HIG standards.

Swift 6.2: Concurrency Finally Made Accessible

Swift 6.2: Concurrency Finally Made Accessible

MainActor by default, @concurrent, isolated conformances

Announced at WWDC 2025 and shipped with Xcode 26, Swift 6.2 marks a turning point with "Approachable Concurrency": MainActor by default, async on the caller's actor, and @concurrent for explicit opt-in.

TaskGroup: Mastering Dynamic Parallelism in Swift

TaskGroup: Mastering Dynamic Parallelism in Swift

From basic creation to advanced patterns with DiscardingTaskGroup

TaskGroup is the API of choice for executing an arbitrary number of tasks in parallel. This guide covers everything from fundamentals to advanced patterns with DiscardingTaskGroup.

Swift Testing: The Complete Guide from Swift 6.0 to 6.2

Swift Testing: The Complete Guide from Swift 6.0 to 6.2

Apple's Next-Generation Testing API

Swift Testing represents a revolution in the approach to testing in Swift. Discover this complete guide covering Swift 6.0 to 6.2, macros, parameterization, traits, and coexistence with XCTest.

Swift Macros: The Complete Guide to Metaprogramming

Swift Macros: The Complete Guide to Metaprogramming

From Swift 5.9 to creating custom macros

Swift macros allow generating code at compile time, eliminating boilerplate while maintaining type safety. This comprehensive guide covers everything: from fundamentals to creating your own macros.

SwiftData: The Ultimate Guide from iOS 17 to iOS 26

SwiftData: The Ultimate Guide from iOS 17 to iOS 26

From first @Model to advanced patterns

SwiftData represents Apple's vision for modern persistence. This comprehensive guide takes you from your first @Model to advanced architecture patterns.

Swift Modular Architecture: The Complete Guide

Swift Modular Architecture: The Complete Guide

From SPM to advanced modularization patterns

Master Swift modular architecture with SPM: Feature Modules, Clean Architecture, dependency management, optimized CI/CD, and progressive migration.

Swift Concurrency: The Complete Guide

Swift Concurrency: The Complete Guide

From async/await to Swift 6.2 Approachable Concurrency

Swift Concurrency revolutionized asynchronous programming on Apple platforms. This guide covers everything from async/await to Swift 6.2 Approachable Concurrency.

Mastering AsyncStream in Swift

Mastering AsyncStream in Swift

From basic creation to advanced patterns with Swift Async Algorithms

AsyncStream is the ideal tool for creating custom asynchronous sequences. This guide covers everything: creation, BufferingPolicy, API bridging, Swift Async Algorithms and advanced patterns.

Understanding Actors in Swift

Understanding Actors in Swift

Isolation, MainActor, Sendable and Swift 6.2

Actors elegantly solve the data race problem by isolating mutable state. This guide covers everything from basic syntax to Swift 6.2 MainActor by default.

Swift Concurrency Architecture: Patterns and Best Practices

Swift Concurrency Architecture: Patterns and Best Practices

From MVVM to Clean Architecture with actors and Sendable

Swift Concurrency profoundly transforms how we architect iOS applications. This comprehensive guide covers fundamental principles, implementation patterns, and best practices.

Swift 6.1: All the New Features in Detail

Swift 6.1: All the New Features in Detail

nonisolated, trailing commas, TaskGroup, Package Traits

Six months after Swift 6.0, Apple delivers Swift 6.1 with Xcode 16.3. A consolidation update that addresses daily friction points: less boilerplate, more syntactic flexibility.