It is evident that, we all flutter developers love showing Snackbar`. Yes, it is a great widget to display a brief message after a user performs an action, such as a successful login, an error occurred or an action has been completed and so on. …

A few years back, a friend of mine asked me, “Do you watch anime? Anime is so lit.” To his this question, I was like, “Am I a child to sit and watch anime? I have way more other works and client software to develop than sit and watch some…

And create a website monitoring script to track downtimes — Over the years, I’ve faced many issues where the server is down and the client lets us know. I think many other developers like me have faced similar problems. It doesn’t look good on the software company and developers' part! Being an iOS developer with no knowledge of scripting languages…

In this article, we will be making a swift protocol which when conformed by any class which inherits UIView, can bounce by transform scale. We are not going to cover the whole bounce and fly animation in this post though. We will come back to making a view flyable…

In this article, we will be making a swift protocol which when conformed by any class which inherits UIView, can shake along X-axis or Y-axis. For this we are going to add CABasicAnimation, to the layer of the desired view, thus making it shake. This is Part 1, of a…

If you are an ios developer, who might have come across and use knowingly or unknowingly protocols in swift, then this article series is for you, my friend. …

Understand the shape of your codebase — In my previous article, I wrote about how we can use the different tools available to remove unused resources, classes, functions, and localized strings . I hope you guys liked it. In this article, I’m going to talk about another tool I usually use to get an in-depth analysis of…

Run a Ruby script to clean up unused code — Writing code is an iterative process. You write a certain functionality, and after certain months, the requirement may change and you have to remove it. And then another new feature is introduced which can be deemed unnecessary again. But that’s the life of a program: it needs to change as…

As I was just going through few Swift articles in medium, I came across this article titled All about protocols in Swift by fellow Swift programmer, where he had explained about Swift protocol, a decent article if I might say. There in the comment section, someone had asked a question…