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Tag: Swift
Stubbing XCUITests with Vapor Server Side Swift Framework
There is no doubt that Swift is an awesome language for developing native apps for Apple platforms like iOS, macOS, watchOS, and tvOS. However, being a new language, Swift lacks […]
xccov: Xcode Code Coverage Report for Humans
Apple has released new command line tool xccov with Xcode 9.3 for inspecting the contents of Xcode code coverage reports. Unfortunately, there isn’t any web documentation yet, so we have to […]
Architecting iOS XCUITests for iPhones and iPads
Apple’s XCUITest framework is a hot and emerging framework for UI automation of iOS apps. Since launched in WWDC 2015, it got a lot of attention and enhancement. It allows […]
Five Steps to Migrate iOS Project from CocoaPods to Carthage
Apple may not like the fact that iOS developers adding the third-party dependencies to the iOS projects. Apple’s core technologies have provided enough frameworks and tools with healthy documentation that developers […]
Carthage or CocoaPods: That is the question
An every mature and modern programming languages come with an official solution for code distribution to share and reuse code that has been already written. The mechanism to share, distribute […]
Organising XCUIElements with Swift Enumerations
Using XCUITest framework for automation of iOS apps makes sure that app is working as expected from the users points of view. Since, Apple launched the UI testing support in […]
A Brief Overview of Swift Compiler
Apple open-sourced Swift programming language and whole source code is now available on Github. There are thousands of programming languages available in the world and hundreds of on the way […]
Show Your Humanity By Making iOS Apps Accessible
Apple takes accessibility very seriously for all their platforms to make sure all the iOS, macOS, tvOS and watchOS apps are usable for everyone including the people having disabilities. Unfortunately, […]
First Impressions of Fastlane Swift for iOS
Fastlane has just released with Swift support from version 2.69.0 onwards which means iOS developers no longer have to write Ruby code to configure Fastlane in iOS or macOS projects. […]