Simplicity is a simple way to implement Facebook and Google login in your iOS and OS X apps. Written by Edward Jiang at Stormpath.

Simplicity can be easily extended to support other external login providers, including OAuth2, OpenID, SAML, and other custom protocols.

A customizable SpriteKit particles animation on the border of a view.

Swift re-write of JSQMessagesViewController.                                                  

How to solve Haskell problem using Swift and functional approach.

Kinda like reverse Fight Club for developers. Learn what are the Rules of Functional Programming Club!

Apple finally cut down review time for iOS and OS X apps!                                                  

Part two of Marin Todorov's basic intro to writing tests with RxSwift and RxTests.

Great talk about monads by Junior Bontognali.                                                  

Animation is one of the cornerstones of the UI experience on iOS, and thanks to the animation APIs in UIKit, it is incredibly easy. However, by dropping down to Core Animation level, it is possible to create even more dynamic and impressive animations that can help make your app stand out. In this talk from try! Swift, Tim Oliver explains the concepts of how Core Animation works in iOS, how to work with the API, as well as examples on what types of animations and effects it can enable in your app.

JSONExport is a desktop application for Mac OS X which enables you to export JSON objects as model classes with their associated constructors, utility methods, setters and getters in your favorite language.