CompactMap and flatMap, what are the differences and when do you use each? Swift 4.1 introduced this new method with the proposal 0187: Introduce Filtermap to gain more clarity in flatMap use cases. When to use compactMap Use this method to receive an array of nonoptional values when your transformation produces an optional value. See …
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Effective development by improving the daily routine as a developer
Effective development can be achieved by learning more skills, but also by improving the daily routine for you as a developer. Creating consistency in your daily flow will bring efficiency and higher productivity. Close your mail app for example at 10 AM and see what it does. Do you really have to answer incoming emails …
Compiler Diagnostic Directives using a hashtag in Swift
The Swift standard library brings quite some compiler diagnostic directives by default. Although this might not ring a bell at all, a lot of them are quite known and listed in the Swift repository. Warning Warning can be used to manually trigger a warning on the given line. This can be useful during development to …
Where usage in Swift
Where is a powerful keyword within Swift to easily filter out values. It can be used in many different variants from which most of them are listed in this post. Usage in a switch Consider having the following enum: Using where you can easily filter the case for a specific age range: Usage in a …
Debugging breakpoints as a replacement for prints
Debugging breakpoints in Xcode allows you to replace prints and reuse debugging statements in future debugging sessions. By simply enabling and disabling needed breakpoints you can also get rid of debug levels as often defined in libraries like CocoaLumberjack. Inspired by @twostraws’s debugging presentation at @AppdevconNL I now keep around breakpoints instead of print …
Typed notifications using custom extensions
The Swift API contains a lot of notifications sent out by the system like NSManagedObjectContextObjectsDidChange in Core Data or the AppDelegate events like UIApplicationDidBecomeActive. Some of these notifications contain rich data in their user info dictionary. Reading the user info data using typed notifications can clean up your code, especially if you use these notifications …
Using the Network Link Conditioner Utility (how-to)
The Network Link Conditioner on iOS and macOS enables you to test your app in networking conditions like your users might have while using your app. It allows you to simulate networking conditions like 3G, Edge or High Latency DNS. Using the Network Link Conditioner on iOS You can find a Networking section inside the …
Core Data Debugging in Xcode using launch arguments
Core Data is Apple’s object graph management and persistency framework for iOS, macOS, watchOS, and tvOS. It’s around for a long time and therefore a great solution to use for persistent storage of structured data in your application. Core Data Debugging might be a bit hard, although some less-known functionalities in Xcode can help you …
Using Xcode custom file templates with GIT
Xcode custom file templates are a great way to develop just a bit faster and enable you to define a base template with all repetitive work included. Combining it with GIT enables you to share these files in your team and let them benefit as well. Creating a GIT repository for Xcode custom file templates …
Useful less known Xcode tips to improve your workflow
Xcode is the main IDE for developing software for macOS, iOS, watchOS, and tvOS. It contains a lot of well-known features like Open Quickly (⇧ + ⌘ + O), the assistant editor and handy shortcuts like ⌘ + U to run tests quickly. Some other features are less known but just as useful and these …