Everyone knows Siri, and many people use it every day. Why? Because Siri provides a very fast and user-friendly way of interacting with an iOS device. Convenience is not the only motivation for this… (more…)
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Some developers looove extensions, and rightfully so; they are very easy and convenient to power up types in Swift to make our lives easier. If a developer isn’t careful, however, you may import a framework and run into an overload of unwanted extensions,... (more…)
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Computer archaeology with a modern language (and a bit more runtime work)... (more…)
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Ever since its release in 2014, Swift went through multiple iterations in order to become a great full-stack development language. Indeed: iOS, macOS, tvOS, watchOS apps, and their backend can now be written in the same language.
Backends can be writte... (more…)
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I chose Objective-C to write the code for Up Spell, my word game for iOS. Find out why. More about Up Spell. https://upgames.dev Steve Jobs at 1997 WWDC. htt... (more…)
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