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https://www.bignerdranch.com/blog/icing-on-the-slice/
Big Nerd Ranch
Icing on the Slice: Providing more value to users with multiple actions - Big Nerd Ranch
Check out our blog post Icing on the Slice: Providing more value to users with multiple actions from Big Nerd Ranch. Learn more and read it now!
iOS dev
http://danielemargutti.com/2018/09/09/prefetching-images-size-without-downloading-them-entirely-in-swift/
iOS dev
https://www.hackingwithswift.com/articles/77/whats-new-in-swift-4-2
Hacking with Swift
What’s new in Swift 4.2
Enum case arrays, warning and compiler directives, and more!
iOS dev
https://www.bignerdranch.com/blog/migrating-to-unified-logging-swift-edition/
Big Nerd Ranch
Migrating to Unified Logging, Swift Edition - Big Nerd Ranch
Check out our blog post Migrating to Unified Logging, Swift Edition from Big Nerd Ranch. Learn more and read it now!
iOS dev
http://khanlou.com/2018/09/bloom-filters/
Bloom Filters and Swift 4.2
iOS dev
https://swiftrocks.com/swift-associated-types-with-default-values.html
Swiftrocks
Swift Associated Types With Default Values
I was browsing the Swift forums when I stumbled across a discussion regarding an undocumented feature of Swift (as of this post's date): the ability to give associated types a default value.
iOS dev
http://www.vadimbulavin.com/tableviewcell-display-animation/
Yet Another Swift Blog
Animating Table View Cells Display
In this article you will learn how to boost user experience of your app by adding custom display animations for table view cells.
iOS dev
https://blog.usejournal.com/type-safe-swift-models-fce55d6eccc7
Medium
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Type-Safe Swift Models
In this article, we will go through Type-Safe ways of Model design, Codable and how to decrease boilerplates we all have to write in…
iOS dev
https://larder.io/blog/larder-links-07-ios-testing/
Larder - bookmarking for developers
What's in your Larder: iOS testing frameworks
iOS dev
https://benscheirman.com/2018/09/capturing-self-with-swift-4-2/
iOS dev
https://matt.diephouse.com/2018/08/value-oriented-programming/
Value-Oriented Programming
iOS dev
https://medium.com/@distillerytech/how-to-integrate-a-c-library-into-an-ios-app-written-in-swift-ef92c0e0d42b
Medium
How to Integrate a C Library into an iOS App Written in Swift
Nowadays, everyone values privacy and security. That’s why it wasn’t surprising when, recently, we needed to use an encryption library on…
iOS dev
https://medium.com/swift2go/application-security-musts-for-every-ios-app-dabf095b9c4f
Application Security Musts for every iOS App
iOS dev
https://www.avanderlee.com/swift/updating-swift-4-2/
SwiftLee
Updating to Swift 4.2
Easy steps and quick tips to migrate existing codebases to the in Xcode 10 introduced Swift 4.2. Get the most out of Xcode 10 and make your code up to date.
iOS dev
https://www.swiftbysundell.com/posts/asyncawait-in-swift-unit-tests
Swift by Sundell
Async/await in Swift unit tests | Swift by Sundell
Asynchronous code is essential to providing a good user experience, but can at times be really tricky to write, debug and especially test. This week, let's explore how we can make our asynchronous tests much simpler, inspired by the async/await programming…
iOS dev
https://useyourloaf.com/blog/supporting-iphone-xs-max-and-xr/
Supporting iPhone XS Max and XR
iOS dev
https://swiftrocks.com/how-caseiterable-works-internally-in-swift.html
Swiftrocks
How CaseIterable Works Internally in Swift
CaseIterable is one of my favorite features in Swift 4.2. Despite being a simple protocol, it solves the common problem (that I personally faced many times) of needing access to an array containing all the cases of a certain enum.
iOS dev
https://oleb.net/2018/lastindex-reversed/
oleb.net
It’s wrappers all the way down – Ole Begemann
Swift 4.2 comes with a lastIndex(of:) method. I explore how one might implement this method manually and why this is a good exercise to understand the standard library’s collection design.
iOS dev
https://swift.org/blog/how-mirror-works/
Swift.org
How Mirror Works
Swift places a lot of emphasis on static typing, but it also supports rich metadata about types, which allows code to inspect and manipulate arbitrary values at runtime. This is exposed to Swift programmers through the Mirror API. One might wonder, how does…
iOS dev
https://blog.daftmobile.com/carousel-collection-view-layout-15fb64863655
DaftMobile Blog
Carousel Collection View Layout
Learn how to implement this beauty in your app!
iOS dev
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EPXodAD6wXI&feature=youtu.be
YouTube
Swift & Fika 2018 – Full livestream
2018 edition of the Swift & Fika conference from Stockholm, Sweden http://swiftandfika.com
Organized by:
Alek Åström (http://twitter.com/MisterAlek)
Reda Lemeden (http://twitter.com/kaishin)
0:00 - Welcome & Intro
8:57 - Jack Nutting: Whitespace (on Ukulele)…