Oaky, coolest app ever (if you’re an iOS dev). π€― Or at least the most useful.
Adaptivity let’s you experiment with size classes, margins, safe area, and so much more on a live device.

Via iOS Dev Weekly.
Oaky, coolest app ever (if you’re an iOS dev). π€― Or at least the most useful.
Adaptivity let’s you experiment with size classes, margins, safe area, and so much more on a live device.
Via iOS Dev Weekly.
This is a really helpful Swift best-practices guide. It’s more than a style guide. It’s more of a design guide.
π Lickability Swift Best Practices Guide
This even came with a little context in the form of a Medium post. Via iOS Dev Weekly.
Nailed it…
Measuring programming progress by lines of code is like measuring aircraft building progress by weight.
Bill Gates
Looks like promising way to do DI in swift. If you think you really need a framework anyways. π€·π»ββοΈ
π Swinject: a lightweight dependency injection framework for Swift
This very brief and somewhat vague article makes the case that DI in Swift can be simple and doesn’t need a third-party dependency.
π iOS: Dependency injection in Swift
Or try Swinject? This article also pointed me to a good quote.