There’s a great little library that will generate classes for accessing your resources, making them type-safe. It’s very simple to use and it will make your life a lot easier. In this article we’ll learn how to make type-safe resources with SwiftGen. Installation Like most of these libraries, there are… Read more »
Making sure that your code follows swift coding styles and conventions can be a tedious task. Especially in larger teams. You can easily automate this process by using SwiftLint. SwiftLint is a great tool that will help you a lot. In this article we’ll get you started using SwiftLint. Installation… Read more »
Coding styles can be a religious topic for some developers. It’s one of those topics where everyone has a strong opinion. Opinions aside, once we agree on a coding style and start following it, it’s easy to forget to apply it. When we’re trying to solve a problem it’s easy… Read more »
This year the logging framework got a bit of an update. The most notable is definitely the ability to add signposts throughout your code with the new os_signpost functions. Signposts are a great tool to measure the performance of your code and in this article we’ll set up signposts and… Read more »
Unified logging system in a relatively new logging mechanism that was introduced with iOS 10. It’s blazingly fast and gives you a fine-grained control over your logs. In this article we’ll explore the features of unified logging system and see how you can use it to make your debugging time… Read more »
