Chapter 1: JSON Parsing Using JSONSerialization
Ajharudeen KhanThis tutorial will teach us how to parse a JSON response in our iOS Application using JSONSerialization in Swift. We will discuss JSONSerialization with examples. JSON – short for JavaScript…
TableView: Custom Cell Implementation With XIB(nib)
I have created a series of articles focused on TableView this is the third in the series. In this article, we will focus on Custom Cell implementation with the help…
TableView: Custom Prototype Cell Implementation
In this article, will learn how to design and configure a custom prototype cell and show some real-time data on the Tableview using the Custom prototype cell. Before starting I…
TableView: Basic TableView Setup and Configuration in Swift
TableViews in iOS display rows of vertically scrolling content in a single column. Each row in the table contains one piece of your app’s content. To understand TableView in detail…
Framework: Which is the best way to distribute?
So You have a solution to a problem that many other iOS developers have and you want to help them, but you also want to protect your code and build…
Static Library, Dynamic Library, Framework?
In this article, we will discuss what is the use of the static library, dynamic library and framework how you can create your own library. If you’ve been developing for…
Property Observers in Swift
In this article, we will look into property observers. According to Apple’s documentation: Property observers observe and respond to changes in a property’s value, called every time a property’s value…
What is the defer statement and use of defer statement?
Introduced in Swift 2.0, The Swift defer statement isn't something you'll need to use often. What is Defer? A defer statement is used for executing code just before transferring program…
Swift Control Flow: An Overview of the Fallthrough Keyword
Swift is a powerful and efficient programming language that offers many great features, especially when compared to Objective-C. One such feature is the Swift Control Flow, and in this article,…
What is the difference between Swift and Objective C?
Objective-C and Swift are both programming languages used for iOS and macOS app development, but they have significant differences in terms of syntax, features, and design principles. Here's an overview…