iOS Swift 2 to Swift 5 For fun, I recently migrated an old toy project from Swift2 to Swift5. The project is an iOS app that prompts a user to press keys on a bluetooth keyboard.
swift Swift conciseness through functional programming and sleep (Part 2) I wrote a post [https://mattorb.com/swift-conciseness-through-operators-extensions-and-unnamed-arguments/] earlier which outlined the thought process I went through while slimming down some code in the KeySmash [https://github.com/mattorb/iOS-Swift-Key-Smash] toy project. Make sure you read Part 1 [https://mattorb.com/swift-conciseness-through-operators-extensions-and-unnamed-arguments/] first. I
swift Swift conciseness through operators, extensions, and unnamed arguments (Part 1) In a toy project [http://github.com/mattorb/iOS-Swift-Key-Smash/tree/901ec920e47313883782ab0a4daaa0e1c20032e1] , I had the need to intercept all external keyboard keypresses. Something I am always trying to keep a critical eye on when coding in swift is 'Have I made this as concise
iOS Evolving Swift When people ask me what I think of the swift programming language, the main thing I think of is hope. For so long, Apple has been on a kind of island in regards to advances in programming languages. It's the nature of
