A new tool to check Apple Service status in Swift App has been posted to my git hub account. We are making this tool and its source code freely available to anyone who would find it useful. Feel free to
A new tool to check Apple Service status in Swift App has been posted to my git hub account. We are making this tool and its source code freely available to anyone who would find it useful. Feel free to
Back in June at WWDC 2015, Apple announced it would be open sourcing Swift. True to their word, Swift is now open source under an Apache 2.0 license. Swift is already one of the fastest growing languages and this can
2nd June 2014, changed the world of iOS and OS X development – forever. This time last year iOS developers across the globe had no idea that in a few days Apple would launch a brand new programming language called
Since Apple released the new iOS programming language, Swift, online forums and indeed the Amsys training email inboxes have been awash with questions like, Well – what do I do now? Should I learn Objective-C or Swift? And our answer
Since Apple released the new iOS programming language, Swift, online forums and indeed the Amsys training email inboxes have been awash with questions like, Well – what do I do now? Should I learn Objective-C or Swift? And our answer
I just love Apple’s attention to detail. If you remember the Apple campaign “Here’s to the crazy ones”, over the years they have worked the text for that poem into various parts of OS X . To keep that trend
We’re proud to announce that we have just scheduled our first “Beginning Swift Development” course for the 16th of July in London, the first training centre in the UK to do so. Swift, which was announced at last week’s WWDC
So among the announcements of this year’s Apple Developer Conference was the introduction of a new programming language called “Swift”. It must be said that this took most of the developer community by surprise. Since the introduction of OS X