Apple's programming language replaced Objective-C for good reason—safety, speed, and modern syntax. Our Swift services build iOS, macOS, and server-side applications using optionals, protocols, and value types correctly. Get developers who understand Swift isn't just Objective-C with different punctuation.
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Full Scale Swift developers build crash-free applications, leverage protocols over inheritance, and write code the Swift compiler optimizes effectively.
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We've sourced engineers who use guard statements and optional chaining instead of force unwrapping. They know crashes from unexpectedly found nil destroy user trust permanently.
The Philippines has skilled Swift developers with excellent English proficiency and Apple ecosystem knowledge. Developers own Apple devices and understand platform-specific development deeply. Cultural alignment ensures effective collaboration on consumer-facing applications.
Our Swift developers work hours overlapping US time zones by 6+ hours daily. Real-time collaboration happens during your design implementation and code review cycles. This proves critical during TestFlight feedback requiring quick iteration.
Schedule a call to discuss your Swift project requirements and target platforms. We’ll match you with developers experienced in your Swift version and frameworks. Onboarding completes within one week typically.
Our developers write Swift 5.x with modern concurrency features including async/await and actors. They build interfaces with SwiftUI, maintain UIKit codebases, and use Combine for reactive programming. They implement Vapor for server-side Swift when needed.
Yes, our developers build modern interfaces using SwiftUI’s declarative syntax and state management. They understand SwiftUI’s data flow, implement custom views, and animate transitions properly. They know when SwiftUI fits versus when UIKit remains necessary.
Absolutely, our developers design with protocols, use protocol extensions for default implementations, and favor composition. They understand value types versus reference types deeply. They leverage Swift’s type system for compile-time safety.
Yes, our developers profile apps using Instruments, identify performance bottlenecks in rendering and data processing. They optimize view hierarchies, implement lazy loading, and reduce memory footprint systematically. They measure frame rates and ensure smooth interactions.
Our developers implement modern Swift concurrency with async/await, actors for thread-safe state management, and task groups. They avoid data races, handle cancellation properly, and understand structured concurrency principles. They migrate legacy code from GCD patterns when appropriate.
Our developers write unit tests with XCTest, UI tests for critical flows, and snapshot tests. They structure code for testability using dependency injection and protocols. They practice test-driven development for complex business logic.
Yes, our developers implement reactive programming patterns using Combine for data flow and event handling. They chain publishers, handle backpressure, and compose complex async operations. They understand when Combine adds value versus simpler callback patterns.
Our developers design Core Data models with proper relationships and implement migrations safely. They optimize fetch requests, manage contexts correctly, and handle background processing. They understand NSManagedObject lifecycle and memory management implications.
Yes, our developers build backend services using Vapor framework with async/await patterns. They implement REST APIs, handle authentication, and integrate with databases. They leverage Swift’s type safety for server-side code reducing runtime errors.