In WWDC23, Apple released the Privacy Manifest for Apps and Third-party SDKs, marking a pivotal update. This initiative requires developers to assume complete accountability for all code integrated into their applications. Moving forward, all apps and third-party SDKs distributed in various formats, such as XCFrameworks and Swift packages, as well as within Xcode projects, will contain a privacy

Think of a state machine as a traffic light. When you are waiting at the red signal, the other two lights (or states) are not active. But, as soon as the green light turns on, the red turns off and the state changes. So, we have our signal to move.

Apple has introduced a fast and easy way to sign-in to your applications or websites with its ID. Instead of filling out lengthy forms, verifying email addresses and choosing/remembering new passwords, one can use 'Sign-in with Apple' to set up an account and start using its application. One can implement this functionality in all variants of the application running on native, web and other

From macOS 10.14 and iOS 13 onwards, Apple has introduced a new type of appearance called Dark Mode. Users can choose or schedule system-level appearances from settings and can adapt to our application with minimal development changes. In this blog, we would be exploring and explaining the different aspects of the application that a developer needs to take care of while adapting Dark Mode or