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iOS Programming Recipe 4: Using NSURLConnection
URL Requests Making URLS requests on the Mac is as simple as open terminal.app then typing the following $ curl https://alpha-api.app.net/stream/0/posts/stream/global This retrieves the A...
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The presidential state of the union is a designated time where the president can openly complain about his views on the world and update us all on what is going on in his world. Since that is basicall...
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NSCookbook.com : Home - iOS Programming Tutorials In Recipe Form
iOS Programming Online Cookbook. A place to get good concise iOS Programming help.
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This is a quick writeup on a delightful little gem I found While creating a calculation app. Inside Foundation framework with iOS 10 there is now a structure called Measurement, which takes a value and a unit. The units come from a whole host of categories...
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7 years
Some Things I Learned With Swift
Lately I’ve been hard at work learning the in and outs of Swift 3. Now that I’ve finished 3 apps in the language I feel comfortable enough to share a few things I’ve learned in Swift.
Organization
I can’t say whether or not what I’ve been doing in terms of organization is best practice but it looks neat to me, and for the time being, that’s good enough.... -
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Objective-C and Swift Comparison
This week I thought I would share some notes I took on the differences between Objective-C and Swift at basic level. IE chapter one of Apple’s Swift Programming Language iBook. I encourage you to go download it for free if you haven’t already.
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As an Objective-C developer, the biggest point of confusion for me was with optionals. There are of course other tricky idiosyncrasies, but the hardest thing to wrap my head around was the use of optionals and what the hell “?”,”!”, and “??” means.
Why We Needed Optionals...
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