SwiftLint is an open-source tool used to enforce styles and conventions. Installing it is not difficult, but someone might need a few hints, so I have prepared this blog post to explain them. For this guide I have taken inspiration from the YouTube video Learn how to add SwiftLint to

Swift 5.5 has initially introduced async/await for iOS 15. With a very welcome news, Xcode 13.2 has extended support of async/await to previous versions iOS 13 and 14. This extension of async/await doesn't include support for the libraries. You can find explained in multiple blog

For this series of posts I have used extensively the book Swift Apprentice by Ray Wenderlich. I strongly suggest this book, because if you buy the digital copy, Ray Wenderlich guarantees updates for the rest of the life! I have also to say that Ray Wenderlich offers a cheat sheet

For this series of posts I have used extensively the book Swift Apprentice by Ray Wenderlich. I strongly suggest this book, because if you buy the digital copy, Ray Wenderlich guarantees updates for the rest of the life! I have also to say that Ray Wenderlich offers a cheat sheet

For this series of posts I have used extensively the book Swift Apprentice by Ray Wenderlich. I strongly suggest this book, because if you buy the digital copy, Ray Wenderlich guarantees updates for the rest of the life! I have also to say that Ray Wenderlich offers a cheat sheet

For this series of posts I have used extensively the book Swift Apprentice by Ray Wenderlich. I strongly suggest this book, because if you buy the digital copy, Ray Wenderlich guarantees updates for the rest of the life! I have also to say that Ray Wenderlich offers a cheat sheet

In this post I will describe what has been added to Swift 5, 5.1 and 5.2 Language improvements Testing Integer Multiples To check if a number is a multiple of another one, you can use the '%' operator, but you also need to check that the dividend

I continue my journey exploring what has been introduced in Swift 4, 4.1 and 4.2. Strings Strings are now seen as array of characters, so it's possible to loop them and invoke the usual methods usually available for collections: let galaxy = "Milky Way 🐮" for char in

I continue my series of post describing the evolution of the Swift language, this time with the improvements in Swift 3 and 3.1. API Changes Consistent First Argument Labels The first parameter in functions and methods has always an external name. Omit Needless Words Type and protocol names are

In my study of the Swift language, I've done some research on the development and evolution of the language. In this series of post, I will recap the innovations in the language starting with Swift 2. Error Handling When throwing an error, you can provide an object, that must conform

For this series of posts I have used extensively the book Swift Apprentice by Ray Wenderlich. I strongly suggest this book, because if you buy the digital copy, Ray Wenderlich guarantees updates for the rest of the life! I have also to say that Ray Wenderlich offers a cheat sheet

For this series of posts I have used extensively the book Swift Apprentice by Ray Wenderlich. I strongly suggest this book, because if you buy the digital copy, Ray Wenderlich guarantees updates for the rest of the life! I have also to say that Ray Wenderlich offers a cheat sheet

For this series of posts I have used extensively the book Swift Apprentice by Ray Wenderlich. I strongly suggest this book, because if you buy the digital copy, Ray Wenderlich guarantees updates for the rest of the life! I have also to say that Ray Wenderlich offers a cheat sheet

For this series of posts I have used extensively the book Swift Apprentice by Ray Wenderlich. I strongly suggest this book, because if you buy the digital copy, Ray Wenderlich guarantees updates for the rest of the life! I have also to say that Ray Wenderlich offers a cheat sheet