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Exploring Deque in Swift Collections
Apr 14, 2021 • Deque • swift, swift ordered dictionary, swift collections, swift deque, swift deque collections, swift ordered set, swift arrays, deque vs arrays, swift deque vs swift arrays
Deque (should be pronounced as “deck”) is a collection implementing double-ended queues. Deques are similar to arrays, but they have efficient insertions and removal of elements at the beginning and at the end.
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Swap keys and values of a Dictionary
Mar 24, 2021 • Dictionary • swift, swift dictionary, dictionary
Dictionaries are one of the most commonly used data structures. Dictionaries come with keys and values where the keys are unique. Sometimes, there might be a situation where we would want to swap the keys and values of a dictionary. Let’s see how to swap keys and values of a dictionary in swift.
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Experimenting with Swift async and await pattern using Xcode
Dec 25, 2020 • Concurrency • swift async await, async/await swift, concurrency in swift, swift concurrency, async await, async await swift5
You all might know that async/await is accepted and is available in the main snapshots! Let’s get our hands dirty by trying out some basic example of async/await in Swift.
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Common problems and workarounds while building apps using Apple Silicon
Dec 19, 2020 • Apple Silicon • apple silicon, cocoapods, cocoapods apple silicon, cocoapods not installing in apple silicon, firebase, firebase not building in apple silicon, firebase in apple silicon, firebase apple silicon, m1 processor, apple silicon project not building
Apple’s new Apple Silicon (M1 processor) is a beast. The apps open pretty quickly, and the slow Xcode build times are a thing of the past. But what does it have in store for the iOS/macOS developers?
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Closure based actions in UIButton
Nov 1, 2020 • UIButton • swift, uibutton closure, closure, closure uibutton, callbacks closure, closure callbacks
iOS 14.0 brings us many improvements and new APIs using which the developers can write efficient code. One such API is the closure based action API instead of the
addTargetmethod in UIControls. Yes, you heard me right—no more usage ofaddTargetmethods,#selector(), and@objcannotation in front of methods. More importantly, we can write a closure based code using the action handler. Okay, enough talk, let’s dive into the code.
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Exploring Deque in Swift Collections
Deque (should be pronounced as “deck”) is a collection implementing double-ended queues. Deques are similar to arrays, but they have efficient insertions and removal of elements at the beginning and at the end.
-
Swap keys and values of a Dictionary
Dictionaries are one of the most commonly used data structures. Dictionaries come with keys and values where the keys are unique. Sometimes, there might be a situation where we would want to swap the keys and values of a dictionary. Let’s see how to swap keys and values of a dictionary in swift.
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Experimenting with Swift async and await pattern using Xcode
You all might know that async/await is accepted and is available in the main snapshots! Let’s get our hands dirty by trying out some basic example of async/await in Swift.
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Common problems and workarounds while building apps using Apple Silicon
Apple’s new Apple Silicon (M1 processor) is a beast. The apps open pretty quickly, and the slow Xcode build times are a thing of the past. But what does it have in store for the iOS/macOS developers?
-
Closure based actions in UIButton
iOS 14.0 brings us many improvements and new APIs using which the developers can write efficient code. One such API is the closure based action API instead of the
addTargetmethod in UIControls. Yes, you heard me right—no more usage ofaddTargetmethods,#selector(), and@objcannotation in front of methods. More importantly, we can write a closure based code using the action handler. Okay, enough talk, let’s dive into the code.