For the 150th weekly article on this site, and the last one before the end of the decade, let’s look back at how Swift has fundamentally changed the way apps for Apple’s platforms are built, and where things might be going from here. (more…)
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Ever wondered how a method call in Swift works? Seems pretty simple that you define methods and somehow magically during runtime, the method calls work even though there are so many things to take… (more…)
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Noctacam, my camera app, is written in Swift. When you take a photo in iOS, you receive a callback like the following: (more…)
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Simple operations to add/remove time to a date can be several lines long. Many of my extensions help with the readability of the class. (more…)
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Back in the dark ages of Swift 1, I wrote an article about locks and thread safety in Swift. The march of time has made it fairly obsolete, and reader Seth Willits suggested I update it for the modern age, so here it is! (more…)
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