Nathan Krishnan

Imagine that in your iOS app you have a UIWebView that loads an arbitrary URL. There are plenty of malicious sites on the web and let’s say we want to warn our users if they attempt to access a nefarious site. This begs the question: what’s an efficient way of...

To describe how long an algorithm takes to run we use something called Big O Notation. Since hardware and software runtime environments can vary widely, Big O Notation provides us with a uniform way of comparing efficiencies. For example, the code in your iOS app will definitely run faster on...

So you’ve read Apple’s Swift language docs, experimented in bunch of Swift Playgrounds, and have sucessfully built some small iOS apps…what’s the next? In the forthcoming series of posts I intend to answer this question by teaching the basic concepts of algorithms and data structures, using examples written in Swift....