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Create a beautiful iOS Swift App from Start to Finish
by Daniel Autenrieth     www.udemy.com
Swift Version: 2.0
Learn how to build a fully customised iOS app from scratch in 10 steps

Swift OS X Programming for Absolute Beginners Review
by Christian Tietze     christiantietze.de
Swift Version: 2.0
Recently on Google+, someone recommended Wallace Wang's Swift OS X Programming for Absolute Beginners. Well, I'm not a beginner anymore, but the book sounded ...

Swift 2:How to Parse JSON
by JordanG     ios-blog.co.uk
Swift Version: 2.0
A tutorial on hwo to parse JSON with swift.

Animated Hamburger Dropdown Menu
by ViNiT.     swiftyos.wordpress.com
Swift Version: 2.0
Learn to build a custom animated hamburger dropdown menu using NKDropdownMenu

Swift 2 Core Data - Everything you need to know
by Jolan O'Brien     ios-blog.co.uk
Swift Version: 2.0
Get to grips with Swift 2 Core Data. The series tutorial will take you from novice to pro.

App Evolution With Swift - Code School
by     www.codeschool.com
Swift Version: 2.0
Learn how to make your first iOS app with Swift, and discover some of the more common pieces of the UIKit framework and how to use them with Swift.

Animation a UICollectionView Cell - MyXcode.net
by Eirik Madland     myxcode.net
Swift Version: 2.0
Here’s how to add an animation to your UICollectionView Cell. Override the following function: // Animation of UICollectionViewCell override func collectionView(collectionView: UICollectionView, willDisplayCell cell: UICollectionViewCell, forItemAtIndexPath indexPath: NSIndexPath) { cell.alpha = 0 cell.layer.transform = CATransform3DMakeScale(0.5, 0.5, 0.5) UIView.animateWithDuration(0.4, animations: {... Continue Reading →

Building REST APIs with Zewo
by Joe     dev.iachieved.it
Swift Version: 2.0
Zewo is new collection of modules designed to build web applications in Swift. In this tutorial we'll guide you through building a REST API using Swift on Linux and Zewo.

Introducing the SpriteKit Level Editor
by Aaron     www.mav3r1ck.io
Swift Version: 2.0
Over the last few weeks we have been manually positioning everything in our game via code. Which is not a bad thing. In fact, it's important to know how to add objects to our scene via code. However, there comes...

Complete ASO - Learn How to Get Million IOS App Downloads by using Free Tools.
by Thulasiram     www.udemy.com
Swift Version: 2.0
Learn everything about Apple App Store Optimization(ASO) to get millions of IOS & Mac app downloads by using free tools

What's new in Swift 2.2?
by Hacking with Swift     www.hackingwithswift.com
Swift Version: 2.0
What's new in Swift 2.2, including deprecations, new features and more!

Advanced Swift: Create Today Widget (Extension) - iOS-Blog
by Admin     ios-blog.co.uk
Swift Version: 2.0

TCP Sockets with Swift on Linux
by Joe     dev.iachieved.it
Swift Version: 2.0
Learn how to write a basic client-server chat app with Swift and TCP/IP sockets on Linux!

Mastering Swift: POP and OOP
by Jon Hoffman     masteringswift.blogspot.com
Swift Version: 2.0
POP vs OOP Numerous tutorials that I have seen take a very Object-Oriented approach to the protocol-oriented programming (POP) paradigm. By this statement I mean that they tell us that with POP we should begin our design with the protocol rather than with the superclass as we did with OOP however the protocol design tends to mirror the superclass design of OOP. They also tell us that we should use extensions to add common functionality to types that conform to a protocol as we did with superclasses in OOP. While protocols and protocol extensions are arguably two of the most important concepts of POP these tutorials seem to be missing some other very important concepts. In this post I would like to compare Protocol-Oriented design to Object-Oriented design to highlight some of the conceptual differences.

Not Just iOS, Develop Your Android Mobile App Using Swift | Appsted Blog – Mobile App Design & Development Tips | iOS, Android & HTML5 App Development Blog
by     www.appsted.com
Swift Version: 2.0
Apple launched Swift 2 in its last WWDC, which is an updated version of Swift, which is its programming language to program OSX, IOS, WatchOs as well as TvOs. This language is great for creating as well as to improving the efficiency and performance while developing apps and even helps to program devices for the much hyped ‘Internet of things’. Presenting to you an all new version of Swift, which also include attributes that are made to change the way we take programming.


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