Swift: Native iOS development in the Swift programming language

All our native iOS solutions are written in Swift

Swift is a dynamic programming language created by Apple and supported by an active open-source community. Since its initial release in 2014 (along with Xcode 6), Swift has undergone significant updates and improvements, making it a super robust and modern language for iOS development.

At Makeable, we have been developing in Swift from the very beginning and have therefore built up considerable expertise over the years – not least with the newer frameworks that have been released over the years.

Swift frameworks

• Swift UI
  An innovative and easy-to-use framework introduced by Apple in 2019. It is designed to make it easier, faster and more intuitive to build user interfaces (GUIs) across all Apple platforms.
• Combine
  A reactive programming framework from Apple that handles asynchronous events over time. It uses concepts like Publishers and Subscribers to manage data streams and react to changes.
• Alamofire
  A popular Swift-based HTTP networking library that simplifies network development. It handles complex network operations and makes it easier to work with HTTP requests.
• Core Data
  A framework from Apple that helps store and organise data in apps – kind of like having a virtual “drawer” to keep track of information. It’s especially useful when you want to store data on your device so you can access it even when you’re offline.