Haptic Feedback makes you vibrate!
The iPhone could vibrate ever since it was launched. And so did almost all the other phones, even from before smartphones were a thing. But Apple took this function further than anyone else, by introducing the Taptic Engine in the Apple Watch, and afterwa...
Serpent - more than just another JSON mapping framework
At Nodes, we develop apps that rely a lot on complex REST APIs. The iOS team needed a fast and fully featured JSON mapping framework. We had been using our own internal parsing framework for Objective-C for a long time, but when Swift came out we decided...
Understanding code signing for iOS apps
If you're an iOS developer, most likely you've had to deal with code signing. And if you're a junior iOS developer, you might've felt a bit overwhelmed by everything going on in the "Certificates, Identifiers & Profiles" section of the developer port...
Continuous Integration With Deployment to TestFlight and HockeyApp
We've recently revised our development process on the iOS team and set up a continuous integration server to make and deploy our builds faster, easier and more consistently. This post should shed some light on what we chose and how we set it up. The Requi...
