Apple doesn’t offer any developer tools for iOS users besides Swift Playgrounds, but there are some great third-party options available that let developers start a project right on an iPhone or iPad.

Android may be one of the most popular operating systems in the world, but it’s far from the only mobile operating system! If you want your mobile application to reach the widest possible audience, ...

Last year, Apple teased a project called Marzipan, which aims to let developers port iOS apps over to OS X. Today, at WWDC, Apple announced that Marzipan is now called Project Catalyst and is built to ...

Last summer, after watching an inspiring showcase featuring apps created by young coders using Apple's Swift Playgrounds programming language, I resolved to enlist my kids to develop an iPhone app.

Project Catalyst is a big deal in Apple circles these days, and for good reason: It refers to Apple’s project to merge development for iOS and Mac apps, allowing you to use them interchangeably on all ...

The ability to build your first Apple iOS app is now even easier, thanks to the power of artificial intelligence (AI). The process of creating a simple yet effective habit-tracking app using AI tools, ...

Building an iOS app can feel like navigating a maze—exciting yet overwhelming, especially when juggling complex tools and workflows. AI-powered coding platforms like Cursor, promise to transform the ...

Different coding languages and a lack of resources have made cross-platform app development hard. Companies use different methods to make user-friendly iOS and Android apps as quickly as possible.

Last summer, Google launched Project IDX, its experimental web-based full-stack development environment with built-in support for Codey (Google’s version of GitHub Copilot) and Flutter (Google’s cross ...