A couple of years ago, all of the iOS apps were small containing less than 10 screens. The codebase was small, storyboards were working excellent, and it was easy to maintain your project. From an… (more…)
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A year ago, to the day, I posted A Swift Takes Flight. In it, there was the announcement that Foundation was possible to build on Windows. This was a pretty large milestone in supporting Windows as a platform. Foundation is a complex codebase that has ... (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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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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As a passionate Swift developer interested in deep learning, I was intrigued when I first read about Swift for TensorFlow nearly two years ago.
Originating from the TensorFlow team at Google, Swift for TensorFlow (or “S4TF”) is an ambitious open-source pr... (more…)
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