I look over Swift NIO, and I see it kind of potential. Written on the top of POSIX socket. Simple, lightweight. Some parts of its core are written in C or reuse C library. It even reuses the NGNIX's HTTP parser in its core. I have found out that this parser is used widely in some well-known software and open sources. Some instances are NodeJs's parser, IBM-Swift's Kitura-net,...
Category: Swift
Keep the watch app away from Release Build
WatchOS app is an extension, it doesn't stand alone. It basically needs a host app. The WatchOS project usually is a sub-project which eventually its product will be attached to the main app. But XCode doesn’t give us an option to keep the extension out for Release Build. I’m going to write a tutorial to handle this situation.
Swift’s guard keyword. Why do We use it?
In Swift, both "if" and "guard" keywords can handle unwrapping optional type. "if" keyword is enough to handle, why is "guard" available?
Projects which use method swizzling technique
The post basically looks over some projects listed in awesome ios. I do not dive deep into each project to figure out what it does with method swizzling technique. Some of them use method swizzling for writing unit tests, some use swizzling for its core logic business, etc. Data persistence Firebase Firebase is Google's mobile platform that … Continue reading Projects which use method swizzling technique
Method Swizzling Fun Fact
Eventually, I have had my answer about using method swizzling in Swift/Objective-C. One of my teammates in AT&T who went to WWDC 2018 with a list of the desired questions to ask Apple engineers, he took notes some answers. These are 2 questions on Swizzling which were brought up...
Dispatch a task to a queue, be careful!
I'm pretty sure that all of us have known that UI manipulation has to be done on Main-Thread. I/O tasks, Networking tasks, Making Service API requests, etc should be done on Background. This is true but be careful...
Swift 4 years look back
Hello everybody, When I wrote this post on Jun 22, 2018, Swift was 4 years old. In a few weeks earlier, Swift 4.2 was presented in WWDC 2018 and planned to ship with XCode 10 later on. At the very first time, I was an Objective-C developer. I felt good with Objective-C. It was King, … Continue reading Swift 4 years look back
