Flying sharks with ARKit

Introduction You’ve probably heard of Sharknado, a movie with a very sound theme – flying sharks everywhere. In this post, we … More

ARKit image tracking with whisky bottles

Introduction One of the coolest features in ARKit 2 is image tracking. This lets you specify some references images to … More

Introducing Girders for Swift

We, at Netcetera, are very excited to announce that we are open sourcing our framework for building iOS apps, GirdersSwift.

Setting up CI with Travis-CI and Fastlane on iOS project

Introduction Continuous integration (CI) is a great software engineering practice. It requires developers to commit frequently and after each commit. … More

Catching smiles with Google’s ML Kit on iOS

Introduction At the Google I/O conference, Google has announced an exciting new framework for machine learning, called ML Kit. This … More

Detecting Whisky brands with Core ML and IBM Watson services

Everyone who knows me, also knows that I’m a huge whisky fan. In this post, I will blend two of … More

Speaking at conferences

Lately, I’ve been doing a lot of talks at conferences, meetups and other events, such as job fairs and university … More

Swift code types navigator

Software visualization gives an overview of the current state of your codebase. With it, you can onboard new team members … More

Pragmatic iOS app architecture

Lately, I’ve been reading a lot of articles on app architectures. There are many such articles, with many different opinions … More

Flexible table views with descriptor arrays

Introduction Frequently, in our work as iOS developers, we have to present some kind of data in a table view … More