Apple began accepting Swift-coded applications in the App Store after the launch of both iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus. In this article, I provide a brief introduction of the most interesting features included in this new programming language, which provides an alternative to Objective-C when you want to create native iOS apps with XCode 6.0.x.
Showing posts with label iOS. Show all posts
Showing posts with label iOS. Show all posts
Tuesday, November 4, 2014
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What are the Most Important and Mature Cross Platform Mobile Tools?
As part of the new community-driven research initiative, we are examining the importance and adoption level of a range of cross platform mobile tools that aim to help developers deliver applications on a variety of mobile platforms.
Full Post on InfoQ: What are the Most Important and Mature Cross Platform Mobile Tools?
Full Post on InfoQ: What are the Most Important and Mature Cross Platform Mobile Tools?
Wednesday, November 23, 2011
Automating iOS Application Testing: Under the Hood, Capturing and Recording Events
Stu Stern post on drdobbs.com
"Recording UI events for playback means filtering thousands of data points and condensing them into a single action. With iOS, this can be done with swizziling and other unusual language features of Objective-C."
Read more on drdobbs.com
"Recording UI events for playback means filtering thousands of data points and condensing them into a single action. With iOS, this can be done with swizziling and other unusual language features of Objective-C."
Read more on drdobbs.com
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