Category: ios

The world of building apps is a chaotic place right now. You have so many tools to pick from that it feels overwhelming. It is like trying to choose a pizza topping when you are starving. Every single week, a new trend appears in the industry. One day you use Java and then Kotlin appears […]

Every year Apple ships a new version of iOS and promises another leap forward. By the time we talk about iOS 26, the stakes feel even higher for everyday users. You expect smoother performance, smarter apps, and fewer moments where the phone simply gets in your way. I expect that too, especially when I sneak […]