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Photo Editor SDK | THE Photo Editor SDK for HTML5, iOS and Android by
Enhance your app / service with a photo editor. It’s fully customizable and SDKs are available for iOS and HTML5.
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GitHub - SwiftGen/SwiftGen: The Swift code generator for your assets, storyboards, Localizable.strings, … — Get rid of all String-based APIs!
A collection of Swift tools to generate Swift code (enums for your assets, storyboards, Localizable.strings, …)
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GitHub - PaulTaykalo/objc-dependency-visualizer: Objective-C and Swift dependency visualizer. It's tool that helps to visualize current state of your project. It's really easy to see how tight your classes are coupled.
A Swift and Objective-C dependency visualizer. It analyzes your project and visualizes your classes and its relations, making it really easy to see how tight your classes are coupled.
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GitHub - dropbox/SwiftyDropbox: Swift SDK for the Dropbox API v2.
Dropbox have released and open-sourced the latest version of their iOS SDK in Swift.
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GitHub - CaramelForSwift/Caramel: A portable I/O framework for Swift
Caramel is a cross-platform module for building server applications in Swift.
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Working With Phone Numbers in Swift – Swift and iOS Writing – Medium
PhoneNumberKit is a new Swift dynamic framework for parsing, validating and formatting phone numbers.
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GitHub - QueryKit/QueryKit: A simple CoreData query language for Swift and Objective-C.
A simple CoreData query language for Swift and Objective-C.
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GitHub - Weebly/Cereal: Swift object serialization
Cereal is a serialization framework built for Swift. Its intended as a substitution for NSCoding to allow advanced Swift features.
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GitHub - xmartlabs/Eureka: Elegant iOS form builder in Swift
Eureka is an elegant iOS form builder written in Swift 2.
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GitHub - nvzqz/RandomKit: Random data generation in Swift
RandomKit is a Swift framework that makes random data generation simple and easy
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SIL
Another article about SIL and especially its not-so-basic blocks.
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What we learned from rewriting our robotic control software in Swift | Sunset Lake Software
A while ago the folks at Sunset Lake Software wrote about the planned rewrite of their robotics software in Swift. This time they write about what they learned from it.
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Hello SIL
The Swift Intermediate Language (SIL) is a new high-level IR to model the semantics of Swift at a higher level. This article gives an introduction to SIL.
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An Observable Pattern
Colin Drake wrote about his experience writing an observable pattern implementation in Swift.
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@noescape attribute - NSHint
Mateusz Matoszko writes about the @noescape attribute which was introduced in Swift 1.2.
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Working with CFunction pointers in Swift - NSHint
If you ever find yourself having to call C functions inside Swift, this post about CFunction Pointers by Marcin Małysz has you covered.
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Advanced & Practical Enum usage in Swift
When and how to use enums in Swift? This is a detailed practical overview by Benedikt Terhechte of all the possibilities enums can offer you.
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Optional? — Learn Swift ↯
An introduction to optionals by Ayaka Nonaka. Ayaka started writing for anyone who wants to dive into learning Swift, so you might also want to take a look at her other posts.
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