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The Meta Quest 3 and Apple Vision Pro for Game Developers Jun 6 2023 · Article (15 mins)
Two new XR headsets in a week! How do they compare and what does this mean in terms of game development? Here, you’ll discover more about these headsets and how you can approach them.
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WWDC 2023 First Impressions Livecast Jun 6 2023 · Article (1 min)
If you missed our WWDC First Impressions livecast last night, featuring our most opinionated iOS team members, you can catch the replay here!
Multiple Domains New
Continuous Learning Strategies for Successful Developers Jun 5 2023 · Article (20 mins)
Explore the importance of continuous learning for mobile devs. Develop habits that foster self-improvement, making you a more successful developer.
Game Tech
How to Transfer Game Builds to a Steam Deck Jun 2 2023 · Article (35 mins)
This tutorial will teach you how you can push your game builds to your Steam Deck fast and automatically using Syncthing, a multiplatform file synchronization program.
Multiple Domains New
Don’t Miss Our WWDC 2023 Livecast – June 5, 9PM EDT! May 31 2023 · Article (5 mins)
Join us for our First Impressions livecast event covering WWDC 2023 highlights, opinions from our panel of experts and more!
iOS & Swift New
macOS Apprentice May 30 2023 · Book
macOS Apprentice is a series of multi-chapter tutorials where you’ll learn about developing native macOS apps in Swift, using both SwiftUI — Apple’s newest user interface technology — and AppKit — the venerable UI framework. Along the way, you’ll learn several ways to execute Swift code and you’ll build two fully featured apps from scratch. If you’re new to macOS and Swift, or to programming in general, learning how to write an app can seem incredibly overwhelming. That’s why you need a guide that: Shows you how to write an app step-by-step. Uses tons of illustrations and screenshots to make everything clear. Guides you in a fun and easy-going manner. You’ll start at the very beginning. The first section assumes you have little to no knowledge of programming in Swift. It walks you through installing Xcode and then teaches you the basics of the Swift programming language. Along the way, you’ll explore several different ways to run Swift code, taking advantage of the fact that you’re developing natively on macOS. macOS Apprentice doesn’t cover every single feature of macOS; it focuses on the absolutely essential ones. Instead of just covering a list of features, macOS Apprentice does something much more important: It explains how all the building blocks fit together and what is involved in building real apps. You’re not going to create quick example programs that demonstrate how to accomplish a single feature. Instead, you’ll develop complete, fully-formed apps, while exploring many of the complexities and joys of programming macOS. How is this book different than macOS by Tutorials? Our other book on building apps for macOS, macOS by Tutorials, is designed for developers who have a solid background in iOS development and are looking to make the leap to developing native macOS apps. This book, macOS Apprentice, is designed to teach new developers how to build macOS apps while assuming they have little to no experience with Swift or any other part of the Apple development ecosystem.
iOS & Swift New
Swift Concurrency Continuations: Getting Started May 26 2023 · Article (25 mins)
Continuations are a powerful part of Swift Concurrency that helps you to convert asynchronous code using delegates and callbacks into code that uses async/await calls, which is exactly what you will do in this article!
Game Tech
Unreal Engine 5 UI Tutorial May 25 2023 · Article (25 mins)
In this Unreal Engine 5 UI tutorial, you’ll learn how to create, display and update a HUD.
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Google I/O 2023’s Most Exciting AI Announcements May 24 2023 · Article (10 mins)
Google I/O 2023 was full of exciting AI announcements. Here is a rundown of the top tech to watch for mobile developers and consumers, as well as what to do if you want early access to new AI-powered Google tools.
Professional Growth New
Boost Your Coding Interview Skills With an Effective Study Plan May 22 2023 · Article (15 mins)
Create a winning study plan to excel in coding interviews. Retain knowledge under pressure and collaborate seamlessly with interviewers.
Android & Kotlin New
Google I/O 2023: Takeaways for Android Developers May 13 2023 · Article (5 mins)
Android was not left out at this year’s Google I/O. With Android Studio getting an AI assistant and the K2 Compiler incoming, big changes are underfoot.
Flutter & Dart New
Google I/O 2023: Flutter Levels Up to Version 3.10 May 12 2023 · Article (10 mins)
While Google spent a lot of their developer conference talking about artificial intelligence, Flutter managed to sneak out version 3.10. It provides a lot of awesome features that you can use in your code today.
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Google I/O First Impressions Livecast May 11 2023 · Article (1 min)
If you missed our Google I/O First Impressions livecast last night, featuring our most opinionated Android team members, you can catch the replay here!
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How Google Is Addressing Ethical Questions in AI — Google I/O 2023 May 10 2023 · Article (10 mins)
AI is powerful and risky. It can spread misinformation, violate privacy and create deep fakes. Learn how Google is being responsible and ethical with their AI offerings.
Professional Growth
The Hidden Costs of Not Upskilling: Why Developer Training Matters May 8 2023 · Article (20 mins)
Don’t overlook the importance of developer training. Learn why upskilling is crucial for success in tech and the hidden costs of neglecting it.
Android & Kotlin New
Deploying Android Apps Using GitHub Actions May 4 2023 · Video Course (36 mins)
Learn how to automate the process of generating signed builds, and releasing them to Firebase App Distribution and the Google Play Store.
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Announcing Spring Sale: One-Year Personal Plans for Just $399! May 2 2023 · Article (5 mins)
Get complete and immediate access to a One-Year Kodeco Personal Plan for just $399 — that’s a massive savings of 33% over what you’d pay with the usual per-month price!
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Don’t Miss Our Google I/O 2023 Livecast – May 10, 9PM EST! May 1 2023 · Article (5 mins)
Join us for our First Impressions livecast event covering Google I/O 2023 highlights, opinions from our panel of experts and more!
The Kodeco Podcast
Kodeco Podcast: Adam Rush and Josh Holtz- The Return of the In-Person Conference – Podcast Vol2, S1 E12 Apr 27 2023 · Article (1 min)
In this special double sized episode: Adam Rush from Swift Leeds and Josh Holtz of Deep Dish Swift leads Dru and Suz back into the world of in-person conferences. How to run a conference, speak at one, and even attend one for the first time.
iOS & Swift New
SwiftLint in Depth Apr 26 2023 · Article (30 mins)
Learn how to use and configure SwiftLint in detail, as well as how to create your own rules in SwiftLint for your project.
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Two-Year Kodeco Plans for Just $599 – Limited Time! Apr 24 2023 · Article (5 mins)
Get complete and immediate access to a Two-Year Kodeco Personal Plan for just $599 — that’s half of what you’d pay with the usual per-month price! Limited time only.
iOS & Swift New
SwiftUI Apprentice Apr 19 2023 · Book
SwiftUI Apprentice is a series of epic-length tutorials where you’ll learn to build three complete apps from scratch, using Apple’s new user interface technology: SwiftUI! Each app is more advanced than the one before, and together, they cover everything to make your own apps using SwiftUI. By the end of the book, you’ll be experienced enough to turn your ideas into real apps you can sell on the App Store. These tutorials have easy to follow step-by-step instructions and consist of more than pages and illustrations! You also get full source code, image files, and other resources you can re-use for your own projects. If you’re new to iOS and Swift, or to programming in general, learning how to write an app can seem incredibly overwhelming. That’s why you need a guide that: Shows you how to write an app step-by-step. Uses tons of illustrations and screenshots to make everything clear. Guides you in a fun and easy-going manner. You’ll start at the very beginning. The first section assumes you have little to no knowledge of programming in Swift for iOS but still shows you how to build an entire fitness app from scratch using SwiftUI. SwiftUI Apprentice doesn’t cover every single feature of iOS; it focuses on the absolutely essential ones. Instead of just covering a list of features, SwiftUI Apprentice does something much more important: It explains how all the building blocks fit together and what is involved in building real apps. You’re not going to create quick example programs that demonstrate how to accomplish a single feature. Instead, you’ll develop complete, fully-formed apps, with beautiful, professionally-designed user interfaces, that are good enough to submit to the App Store! How is this book different than SwiftUI by Tutorials? Our other book on building apps with SwiftUI, SwiftUI by Tutorials, is designed for developers who have a solid background in iOS development and are looking to make the leap from building apps with UIKit, to building apps with SwiftUI. This book, SwiftUI Apprentice, is designed to teach new developers how to build iOS apps, using a SwiftUI-first approach. Its goal is to teach you fundamental development practices as you build out some fully-functional and great-looking apps!
Professional Growth
When Can I Call Myself a Senior Developer? Apr 17 2023 · Article (15 mins)
What separates a junior developer from a senior developer? Uncover the distinctions and find out how to advance your career to the next level.
Game Tech
Introduction to GDScript in Godot 4 Part 2 Apr 14 2023 · Article (45 mins)
In this second part of the GDScript introduction, you’ll learn about state machines, adding and removing nodes and how to make a camera follow a node.