iOS Specialist
F-Secure,
@udbhateja
Uday Bhateja
@udbhateja
A Senior iOS Engineer with over 8 years of experience building secure, user-centric apps. Currently at F-Secure, specializing in Swift, SwiftUI, Combine, and modular app architecture.
A Senior iOS Engineer with over 8 years of experience building secure, user-centric apps. Currently at F-Secure, specializing in Swift, SwiftUI, Combine, and modular app architecture.
iOS Specialist, F-Secure
Bengaluru, India
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Networking class used to upload Multipart data to web services using Alamofire
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A UIButton subclass that shows loader(UIActivityIndicator) for asynchronus tasks like API etc.
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A SwiftUI iOS App for Covid-19 India statistics.
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After watching a WWDC video on Shortcuts and while exploring the Shortcuts app, a long-awaited solution to my problem of scheduling WhatsApp messages came to mind. I decided to gave it a try using newly learnt knowledge. The shortcut I came up with might not be the efficient, but it does the job. I am continually looking for better solutions and if you find a smoother better way, feel free to share it. So, there are two approaches for scheduling WhatsApp messages on your iPhone: the traditional method an...
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Part 3: Optional Customisation (Personalise Your App) Photo by Michael Dziedzic on Unsplash In this part, we’ll explore optional customisations for your custom application. Please note that Part 3 is entirely optional and focuses on customising the app’s appearance. It doesn’t affect the core functionality of the automation explained in Part 2. Feel free to skip Part 3 if you’re satisfied with the app’s basic functionality. You can personalise the sound of notifications and change the app icon to suit y...

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Part 2: Making Your Custom App Functional In Part 1 of this tutorial, we set the stage for creating a custom application that automates pod install for Xcode projects. Now, in Part 2, we’ll complete the process, making your custom app functional and ready to use. Step 5: Test the Script 1. In the Run Shell Script window, you’ve added the script that automates the ‘pod install’ process. It’s time to test it to ensure it works as expected. 2. Click the Run button at the top-right corner of the Automator ...