Swift Object Oriented Programming has some niceties and differences compared to other languages. This is a quick look to init, convenience init, and required init. Continue reading Swift initializers: init, convenience init, required init
We use the Lazy keyword when we do not want to initialize an object or some of its properties right away, but we put off the work until we need it (The so-called JIT, or Just-In-Time mechanism). Continue reading Swift code reviews: Lazy variables
During a code review, I learned that I was using patterns that are not really used in Swift. How to work with public getters and private setters in Swift. Continue reading Swift code reviews: Private setters
How to create a 2D game for iOS with Swift and SpriteKit . We’ll take the classic Pong and do our own iteration as code exercise. Continue reading Creating a game for iOS with Swift and SpriteKit
If you’re working on a new M1 MacBook with the Apple Silicon chip you’ll encounter a few problems when trying to build the WooCommerce app. Here’s the workaround. Continue reading How to build WooCommerce iOS with an M1 MacBook (Apple Silicon chip)
