Top iOS Employers, Jobs, and Skills: What You Need to Know Nick Kolakowski, December 17, 2019 6 min read Which employers are hungry for iOS developer talent? In what should come as little surprise, Apple has posted the most...
Is Swift Finally Overtaking Objective-C? Nick Kolakowski, December 10, 2019 3 min read Is Swift, Apple’s new(ish) programming language for building iOS and macOS apps, finally overtaking Objective-C, its...
10 Ways to Improve Your iOS Developer Résumé Nate Swanner, November 25, 2019 10 min read For iOS developers, the competition for open positions is fierce, and the interview process is a long and tedious one....
Top Programming Languages That Will Get You Paid Nick Kolakowski, October 30, 2019 5 min read Which programming languages are associated with the highest salaries? That’s a vital question for students who are...
Apple Doubled Down on Swift in iOS 13. Are iOS Developers Doing the Same? Nate Swanner, October 10, 2019 5 min read According to new data surrounding iOS 13, Apple’s use of its Swift programming language has more than doubled within...
5 Programming Languages That Refuse to Die Nick Kolakowski, October 3, 2019 7 min read Not all programming languages will stay relevant forever. As technologies evolve, and companies ask developers to...
5 Programming Languages That Are Probably Doomed Nick Kolakowski, July 29, 2019 6 min read Not all programming languages endure forever. In fact, even the most popular ones inevitably crumble away, as new...
Swift Has a Huge Gaming Problem, But Study Shows It’s Widely Used Nate Swanner, March 7, 2019 6 min read Swift, the language developed at Apple and released in 2014, is nearing version 5 – and a level of settled-in...
Swift Was Almost Named ‘Shiny,’ Ditched Objective-C for Memory Safety Nate Swanner, February 22, 2019 6 min read Apple’s self-started programming language, Swift, was originally named ‘Shiny.’ No, really. This isn’t a...
Older Programming Languages Refuse to Die: RedMonk Nick Kolakowski, September 6, 2018 3 min read Older programming languages refuse to die. That’s the conclusion you could draw from analyst firm RedMonk’s...
