TwitterKit offers you loads of functionality: login, sharing, viewing your timeline… In this post we’ll learn how to setup your twitter app and start using TwitterKit. We’ll cover some basic use cases that you’ll most likely use, like login and sharing. So, let’s get going. Setting Up Your Twitter App… Read more »
If you have a free app and you’re thinking of ways you can monetize that app one of the most common ways is to put some ads in the app. In this article we’ll quickly go over how to set up AdMob and implement the three ad types they offer…… Read more »
We all know how useful a simple print statement can be while you’re developing an app. In this quick article we’ll quickly go over a logging framework that takes your print statements to the next level. We’ll be talking about CocoaLumberjack. A Bit of Info You use print statements in… Read more »
Welcome to my third article on “iOS Application Security Testing Series”. You can find Part Two here. In this article, we will look at applications that use Jailbreak Detection and Certificate Pinning as defenses – and how they can be bypassed. Is it a good idea to block execution on jailbroken… Read more »
Long long time ago, when I was a student, I wrote a paper on genetic algorithms. This is a really exiting topic for me and I always wanted to create something for iOS using genetic algorithms. This article was a long time coming, I hope you’ll enjoy it… Traveling salesman… Read more »
It might seem strange at first to write an article on functions in swift. But functions in swift are a bit special and have some pretty cool characteristics. Hopefully by the end of this article you’ll understand them better. Three Things to Remember There are only three things that you… Read more »
Last year I wrote about cloud based CI systems (nevercode and travis CI). Buddybuild is also one of the cloud based CI. In this post I’ll go over setting buddybuild up, and distributing your apps for testing/deployment. Setup After you sign up for you free account you can connect with… Read more »
Continuing on our journey with design patterns, this week we’ll visit the observer pattern. This is a really simple pattern to implement. We’ll quickly go through some theory and get down to business. Hopefully, by the end of the article, you’ll be using the pattern in your projects. The Observer… Read more »
A little over a year ago I read a great book by John Sonmez: Soft Skills, you can read a review of it here. To put it simply, if I haven’t read that book, I would never have started this blog. A Year of Writing Here we are, one year… Read more »
Welcome to my second article on “iOS Application Security Testing Series”. You can find Part 1 here. Imagine a scenario where you, as an iOS Application Security Tester, are tasked with auditing an application to identify vulnerabilities. By itself, the task may not seem too daunting until you learn of a… Read more »
