A few of the iOS testing tools I’ve used to make life a little easier and code more correct when developing apps in Swift. (more…)
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This article shows you how to convert your Swift code to a custom LLDB command and how to automatically load it into the debugger. (more…)
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Optional Throws in Swift Hi all, I have been looking for a way to add some flexibility to error handling, and I'm interested in fielding feedback on this idea. Thanks for your time, Michael Background Motivation There are many cases when jurisdiction... (more…)
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This week, let’s take a look at a few tips and techniques that can help us make our types more well-defined, by splitting our types up once their responsibilities have started to grow beyond the ideal scope of a single type. (more…)
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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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