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Diving Deep into Swift

By : Jonathan Crooke
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Diving Deep into Swift

By: Jonathan Crooke

Overview of this book

Swift is a general-purpose, multi-paradigm, compiled programming language developed by Apple Inc. for iOS, macOS, watchOS, tvOS, and Linux. This course takes you deep into the Swift language. It aims to take you beyond the fluency you need for everyday Swift development, and towards becoming a true master and understand how the language works at a deep level. You will learn Swift development, mostly using Xcode on Apple platforms, along with the ability to port your knowledge to Ubuntu Linux. You will learn stylish tricks to write elegant, professional and powerful Swift code. With this Swift course, you will have a working understanding of how the Objective-C heritage of Apple’s platforms shapes many of its APIs. This is essential knowledge to take you past from an intermediate level into true mastery. By the end of this course, you will be working heavily with Xcode, and will be ready to tackle graphical user interface development on macOS, iOS, watchOS and tvOS. Finally, you will be ready to build your own Swift applications with ease

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Table of Contents (6 chapters)
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1
Swift’s Memory Management Model
The Course Overview
Automatic Reference Counting
Retain Cycles
2
Managing Concurrency with (Grand Central) Dispatch
Cocoa Concurrency Technologies - Introducing Dispatch
Serial Queues
Other Dispatch Features
3
Swift Dependency Management
Cocoa Dependency Management and CocoaPods
Recommended Swift CocoaPods
4
Sequence and Collection
Implementing Sequence
Implementing Collection
Why Adopt Sequence or Collection?
5
Asynchronous Task Management with Operation/Operation Queue
Introducing Operations
Understanding Operation Dependencies
Third-party Libraries Supporting Operations
6
Protocol Extensions and Protocol Oriented Programming (POP)
Introducing Protocol Extensions
Extending Collection Protocols
Protocol Extension with Type Constraints
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Protocol Extensions and Protocol Oriented Programming (POP)
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Section 3
Protocol Extension with Type Constraints
We already learnt about generic type constraints in section 4. How can we apply what we learnt there to make our protocol extensions even more powerful? - Extend the sequence protocol - Add appropriate constraints to limit the extension only to types that can provide the capabilities we need - Define our own custom protocols to group together Standard Library types and make our protocol extension available to those types
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