The Best iOS Dev Links Of The Month
The OpenSource Experience
So Swift is open source now. But why should you care about it? Why is Open Source a great thing? To know the answers, read @aligatr's experiences with Open Source projects.
IBM Swift Sandbox
That's pretty cool! IBM has developed a web site that let you write Swift code and execute it on a Linux server.
Gaming of Hard Work
Productivity is a very interesting topic. This blog post by @delmania deals with the following question: “Why is it that I have no problem playing a videogame for hours at a time – which arguably may involve quite a bit of mental strain – but I can’t seem to get myself to type out the words to a blog post?”
Protocol-Oriented Segue Identifiers in Swift
Excellent post by @NatashaTheRobot about handling multiple segue identifiers by using protocols.
Apple Pencil Controlled Christmas Tree Bowling with SceneKit
Great example of using Apple Pencil by @FlexMonkey.
What the 55 Swift Standard Library Protocols Taught Me
Skilled.io is a very cool new Swift community. You should watch this excellent talk about protocols by @gregheo
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The Pyramid Of Doom In Swift
If you are using a lot of nested indentations, your code becomes rapidly unclear – the pyramid of doom. You can avoid this by using the keyword guard.
Swift 3 And Beyond
On December 3, 2015, the Swift language was released as open source. It also involves a roadmap for Swift 3, which will be released in fall 2016.
How To Solve A Difficult Problem As A Developer
As a developer you are dealing very often with problems that are difficult solve. Fortunately there are some tricks to solve a difficult problem.
How To Disable ARC For Objective-C Files
In iOS development you are using ARC almost all of the time. However, sometimes you have to disable ARC for Objective-C files.
Top Ten Most Popular Posts Of 2015
The end of the year is a good time to look back, so I put together a list of the ten most popular posts of 2015. The ranking is based on the number of page views.
Swift: Public Properties With Private Setters
In Swift you can easily create public properties with private setters. It makes your code much safer and shorter.
The 4 Most Important Things That Happened in iOS Development in 2015
2015 was a very interesting year for iOS developers. So let's discuss the most important things that happened in iOS development in 2015.
Xcode: Groups And Folder References
In Xcode you can add folders as groups or as folder references. So what are the differences between these two?