Today is 26th of January. Our blog was initiated on that day, exactly one year ago, with this post. At that time, we couldn’t even imagine and wish things would have gone so well! You’ve visited our website 143 377 times from all over the world 🌍🌏🌎! Your favourite post #23 Notifications in iOS 10 was visited 23 956 times….
Monthly archives of “January 2017”
#33 Security – implement your own encryption schema
After publishing this post and shared it via Twitter, on the next day we got a message from Rob Napier: Next I have contacted Rob, who helped me a lot with improving this post by pointing out main issues in the article and in the example project. I have to say that Rob helped me a lot with understanding…
#32 Errorify String
Swift.Error Swift introduces pattern of throwing errors, to propagate error conditions in a program. Errors are represented by types that conform to empty Error protocol, usually enum types. If you want to propagate an error condition in your app, you can use your AppError enum for that: The throws keyword says that a function can propagate an error, so it…
#31 Getting started with Alexa on iOS
Happy New Year 2017! 🍾🎉 January is a special time for swifting.io, as we will soon celebrate the first year of our blogging adventure 😁. Today I would like to give you a brief introduction into Amazon Alexa Voice Assistant service. You might remember our first steps with SiriKit, where we were not so happy about it 😜. Apple has…