Before I forget… Discoveries in Swift and iOS development! By Craig Grummitt

What’s new Swift 4.2?

Posted on June 14, 2018 by craiggrummitt — Leave a comment

The latest update of Swift 4.2 came out last week at WWDC, and it has some pretty exciting improvements. Some had me thinking ‘that’ll be useful’, some had me excited and some, to be honest, had me thinking ‘FINALLY!’ Here are…

Migrating to Codable from NSCoding

Posted on October 4, 2017 by craiggrummitt — 3 Comments

For those who came in late: Apple introduced the `Codable` protocol in Swift 4, which allows you to encode and decode your model types to data types such as JSON and property lists, and can be used instead of the…

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