Swift Documentation
Written by Nate Cook & Mattt July 11th, 2018 (revised) This article has been translated into: 中文 Code structure and organization is a matter of pride for developers. Clear and consistent code signifies clear and consistent thought. Even though the compiler lacks a discerning palate when it comes to naming, whitespace, or documentation, it makes all the difference for human collaborators. This week
Executing a system command from a MacOS app (Swift) | Circle and Square
In a MacOs app (Swift), you can run system commands like this: let commandOutput = executeCommand("/bin/echo", ["Hello, I am here!"]) println("Command output: \(commandOutput)") To do so, define executeCommand like this: func executeCommand(command: String, args: [String]) -> String { let task = NSTask() task.launchPath = command task.arguments = args let pipe = NSPipe() task.standardOutput = pipe
Why Swift Will Never Replace RubyMotion
Jun 3, 2014 I've been seeing a lot of tweets from people saying that Swift has basically killed RubyMotion, which is extremely far from the truth, and I'm going to explain why quickly and without much fuss, because people seem to just be saying it without thinking. RubyMotion is a toolchain, not a syntax The primary reason people are saying RubyMotion is dead is because Swift brings a new, and arg
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