Lickability

Say 👋 to our brand new brand!

Inspired by our 15+ years of history, and looking to our future, we decided it was time for a fresh coat of paint. Read more about the process on our redesigned blog:

https://lickability.com/blog/the-new-lickability/

📲 Are you a founder, CTO, or engineering leader struggling to decide how to build your app?

🎥 Join our live webinar to understand the pros and cons of various native and cross-platform frameworks.

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Choosing the Right Technology for Your Mobile App

🧑‍🏫 Are you trying to decide between native and cross-platform technologies for your mobile app? In two weeks, our senior engineers will be giving a 45-minute webinar covering how we evaluate different frameworks.

⚖️ We’ll touch on the tradeoffs of Swift, Kotlin, React Native, Flutter, and more.

Snag a spot at lickab.ly/webinar ✨

➕⁉️ What the heck is “plussing”? Our designer explains how to take your iOS app’s design to the next level in our latest post.

Plussing your iOS app SwiftUI is really good. (Stop booing me, I’m right.) However, there comes a time when you may look at your app and think, “this reeks of SwiftUI.” System-provided list layouts, the same typography, the same colors as every other app.

✨ Details make the difference! Dive into our latest blog post to discover how to elevate your iOS app from good to great.

Plussing your iOS app SwiftUI is really good. (Stop booing me, I’m right.) However, there comes a time when you may look at your app and think, “this reeks of SwiftUI.” System-provided list layouts, the same typography, the same colors as every other app.

📢 Announcing ObservableConverter, a handy new SwiftPM plugin to convert your SwiftUI code from ObservableObject to the new macro introduced at WWDC.

⬇️ Find out how it works & how to use it for your own app in our latest post!

Introducing ObservableConverter At WWDC 2023, Apple introduced the brand new macro, a simple way to define a type with properties that will automatically update SwiftUI views when they change, replacing the ObservableObject protocol and properties. This new feature is great, but what should we do with all of...