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#318: Codable Enums ๐
In Bites #316 and #317, we began looking at Swift's new Codable (Encodable & Decodable) protocols. Today we'll continue by learning more about how Swift Enums work can work with these protocols. Let's get started. ย ย ย Pro Tip: Writing all of this by hand can get extremelyโฆ
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317: Crafting Great Reverse-DNS Identifiers ๐
Apple platforms make heavy use of "reverse-DNS" identifiers. They appear everywhere from our Application's Identifier all the way down to the Dispatch Queues we create in our code. These identifiers are somewhat opaque in a conceptual sense, and have been around in programmingโฆ
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#316: Codable Dates ๐
In Bite 315 we started looking at the new Codable protocol in Swift 4. Today we'll learn how to work with Date types when encoding and decoding. Let's dive in. ย ย ย Read the Original Post Here Thanks to our sponsor: BuddyBuild โฆ
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#315: Codable Basics ๐
Swift 4 has brought with it a ton of great improvements. Today we'll cover one of them, it's the new Codable protocol! Codable ships with Swift 4 as part of the Swift standard library and allows us to conform our own types to it to get encoding and decoding functionality "forโฆ
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Bite Ideas/Requests ๐ซ
Hello! Jake here, I write Little Bites of Cocoa. I'd love to hear any requests for topics of future Bites! Here's a few themes of previous Bites to get your brain fired up (please feel free to suggest absolutely anything, these are just brainstorm food): โฆ
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#303: Editing Videos in UIKit ๐ผ
Today we're continuing our hunt for hidden gems in UIKit with UIVideoEditorController. It's a cousin to UIImagePickerViewController that exposes <i>just</i> the basic video editing functionality from that class in a standalone, dedicated video editing view controller. Let's giveโฆ
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