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Avoiding the overuse of @objc in Swift · Jesse Squires
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objc async selectors · Whacky Labs
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| | I very recently learned it the hard way that objc selectors can not be async.
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Use of constant (#define) in Swift Language - iOS - Ashish Kakkad
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| | In Objective-C we are using a header file to create constant variables like as [code lang="obj-c"] // Objective-C #define APP_ALERT_TITLE "Objective-C Constant" [/code] Swift has new syntax to define the constant (#define) [code lang="obj-c"] // Swift let APP_ALERT_TITLE = "Swift Constants" [/code] Lets try Create a swift file with the constants [code lang="obj-c"] import Foundation ... Read more
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Writing Cleaner View Code in Swift By Overriding loadView()
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| | The choice between using Storyboards and writing views programmatically is very subjetive. Having dealt with both in the past, I personally vouch for writing projects entirely through view code as it allows multiple people to work in the same class without nasty conflicts, and easier code reviews.
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Source Code License | Doug McCune
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| Any source code released on this blog, unless otherwise explicitly noted, is licensed under the MIT license: Copyright (c) Doug McCune Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights