Extensions in Swift are great. We can extend structs, classes, enums, etc., whether we own the code or not, in almost any way we need. This enables us to do easier initializations, mapping, convenience functions, protocol implementation (one of my favorit…
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Read more »Generates assembly from the Swift sources in an Xcode project. – tempodox/Xcode-Swift-Assembly…
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Read more »Chris Hulbert, Splinter Software, is a contracting iOS developer based in Australia.
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