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Auto-Reload Webview Thread Terminations

Many mobile applications include WKWebView, which embeds web pages into an application as if they were written native to mobile. These views are fetched through a network call, so historically,

OnDemand - Learn Tips and Tricks for Debugging Memory Leaks in iOS

Our own senior iOS Engineer Eric Lanz gives tips and tricks for tackling memory management issues. If you missed the webinar, check it out here. Topics: Memory and the History of iOS Memory ManagementCommon Memory Bugs: Unsafe Threading, Retain Cycles, Block CaptureDebugging Memory Issues

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UIPasteboard on iOS: Security and Performance Considerations

Did you know that Apple has a shared clipboard across all connected devices? That means you can copy some text from your Mac and paste it into an app on

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Why Do I Always Have To Update My SDKs: An Explanation Courtesy of iOS 13

We get it. You’re tired of constantly updating your third party SDKs. You need to update your SDKs for bug fixes. You need to update your SDKs for new

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Should You Use CocoaPods Or Carthage?

CocoaPods and Carthage are the two main dependency managers for developing applications on iOS. But how do you decide if one of them is right for your project? We’ll

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No, you’re wrong: Mobile is just getting started

There's a growing consensus that innovation and growth in mobile is over. That perspective is short-sighted and incorrect. Mobile technologies and services are only becoming more pervasive in our lives and remain the engine that drives new innovation.

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“Hunch” Study: Network Calls and their Effect on Mobile Apps

Every good mobile engineer has questions that they wish they could answer, if they only had the time. One of those questions, related to concurrent network calls, goes something like: “How many calls can my app do and not impact app performance?”

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