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Implementing RevenueCat in a UIKit app

Implementing RevenueCat in a UIKit app

RevenueCat just released the latest tutorial on how to implement the SDK in a UIKit app. I had to brush off my UIKit knowledge for this one since I've been using SwiftUI since it was announced.

Danger thin ice keep off sign in front of water

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How to implement Danger in Swift

Danger is a build tool that checks that your pull request is following certain rules.

How to find how many lines of code is in your Swift Project

How to find how many lines of code is in your Swift Project

I was streaming [https://twitch.tv/maeganwilson_] my work on coffee_ [https://apps.apple.com/us/app/coffee/id1611166034] the other day, and @MikaelaCaron [https://www.instagram.com/mikaelacaron/] sent me a snippet on how to find how many lines of code the app was. If you're just

Git Tags - What are they and why you should use them.

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Git Tags - What are they and why you should use them.

Git tags allow developers to create check points in the code base. Something that gets tagged a lot are releases. List of tags for MyWheelsThe two types of tags and how to make them There are two types of tags, lightweight and annotated tags. A lightweight tag is a pointer

Initial thoughts of Swift Playgrounds 4

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Initial thoughts of Swift Playgrounds 4

I’ve been waiting for Swift Playgrounds 4 [https://developer.apple.com/swift-playgrounds/release-notes/] since it was announced at WWDC this year. I even tried to push off MyWheels for it as long as I could so I could work on it on my iPad Pro instead of having to

What are the differences between Offerings, Entitlements, and Products in RevenueCat

What are the differences between Offerings, Entitlements, and Products in RevenueCat

What’s the difference between entitlements, products, and offerings in RevenueCat?

You should use CI/CD for mobile apps

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You should use CI/CD for mobile apps

In this video, I’m going to discuss continuous integration for mobile apps. I’ll be mainly focusing on iOS and iPadOS app development, but this should apply to android as well. Topics I’ll cover: * What is continuous integration * What is continuous deployment * Why you should use CI/CD

Why I use Continuous Integration for my iOS App

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Why I use Continuous Integration for my iOS App

All this year, I’ve been using BitRise [https://www.bitrise.io/] for iHog. Let me tell you, this has been amazing. Here are my top 3 reasons why I like continuous integration, CI. This can be done with generally any CI ⁠tool, but I used BitRise because I had

GIT GUI vs Command Line

GIT GUI vs Command Line

In the past couple of posts, I’ve been using the command line to interact with Git, but you don’t have to do that! You can actually use an application to do git commands. If you haven’t guessed it by now, today, we are going to talk about

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The Git-ing Tree: Git Branching and Merging Strategies

Hey yall! Let’s grab a cup of coffee or whatever your beverage of choice is and talk about git branches and merging. What is a branch? A branch is the area where edits and commits are stored. If you watched my last video [https://youtu.be/4KwLqLXGPn8] about git