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www.thomashanning.com
Like categories in Objective-C, extensions in Swiftgive you the opportunity to add functionality to a type. This is not only possible for your own types, but also for types for which you don't have access to the source code. Hint: This post is using Swift 3 and |
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benoitpasquier.com
For the last couple weeks, I tried to step back on my development to analyse what is time consuming in mobile development. I realised that most of new views are based on same approach, reimplementing an similar structure around a UICollectionView or UITableView. What if I can have a more generic approach where I can focus only on what matters, the user experience. That's what I tried to explore in this article. |
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www.andrewcbancroft.com
Updated on December 14, 2015 - Swift 2.0 + new examples With this post, I intend to wrap up my series onanimations as UIView Extensions in Swift... for now. Truthfully, these ideas flowed out of a ... |
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