The iOS Dev Podcast: Recent Episodes
Gourav Nayyar
What to expect from Apple's "Spring Loaded" Event which is happening on 20th April 2021.
ipadPro #ipadMini #appleTV #appleWatch #LEDScreen #miniLED #airtags
Twitter: @gouravnayyar
Details:
https://www.apple.com/in/apple-events/
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Today's episode is on namespaces in swift. Important questions to be addressed in the podcast are:
- What are NameSpaces?
- How namespaces are used in objc?
- What all we need to keep in mind when we have frameworks? (Objc)
- How namespaces are used in SWIFT?
- What all we need to keep in mind when we have frameworks? (Objc)
- How do we define namespaces in swift?
- Use of struct or enum?
- Which one is recommended?
Guest Name: Bopanna Sadera
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In today's episode, we would be talking about what all we have with macOS Big Sur
macOS Big Sur Preview
https://www.apple.com/macos/big-sur-preview/
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In today's episode, we are going to talk about Protocol oriented programming which got introduced to us along with Swift 2.0.
Protocol vs Classes Object-oriented approach vs Protocol oriented approach Pros and Cons
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Helpful resources: https://www.pluralsight.com/guides/protocol-oriented-programming-in-swift
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In this episode, we would be discussing the blog post written by Ted Kremenek, Manager of the Languages and Runtime Team at Apple. You can find the blog details here, https://forums.swift.org/t/on-the-road-to-swift-6/32862
If you are interested in know more details, do check the forum link. It is filled with more details and comments.
Today I have with me Damodar Shenoy to quickly share the highlights of what is coming on SWIFT 6.
If you are interested in learning swift find the below-mentioned channel, https://www.youtube.com/gouravnayyar
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Hello CATALINA
In todays podcast we will discuss with Mac OS Catalina and the new cool features it has.
New Trio of Apps Catalyst/Marzipan Swift UI Voice control with Mac OS apps Re design of reminder app Changes with Xcode Dark Mode
You can find more details from the Apple Keynote: https://www.apple.com/apple-events/june-2019/
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In this episode we would be talking about the difference between Weak and UnOwned object reference. Understanding the key difference between these two and also will talk about the common example where weak and unowned should be used. Twitter Handler: @gouravnayyar Today's Guest: @itsdamslife Helpful links : https://docs.swift.org/swift-book/LanguageGuide/AutomaticReferenceCounting.html
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In today's session we would be coving the ground rules for iOS developers while writing the swift code. We will discuss from adding comments to your code to writing extensions and protocols.
Use of Guard Statement
Documenting you code
Type Inference
Final keyword for the classes
Why you should have struct as default
Always start with immutable variable when you're not sure about the mutability of it
Use self wisely or avoid using it where-ever you can
Avoid Free functions
Avoid Force unwrap and implicitly unwrapped Optional
Use HIGH Order function but don't force them
BONUS: Use trailing Closure syntax
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Today's session we will talk about OAuth 2.0. We will also discuss how this is different from the traditional way of logging in.
HIGHLIGHTS:
What is OAuth 2.0 Who is using it Where/Why OAuth is used
You can find me on, Twitter: https://twitter.com/gouravnayyar Youtube: https://youtube.com/gouravnayyar You can find the OAuth 2.0 doc: https://oauth.net/2/
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In this episode we are going to talk about the Tips one can follow to take their Swift code to next level. We are going to discuss about language features and guidelines which can help you make our code simple to understand by other developers. You can find the API guidelines here: https://swift.org/documentation/api-design-guidelines/ You can reach out me on twitter and handler is:@gouravnayyar
Let me know if this podcast was helpful and what tips you follow when you write the swift code.
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In this podcast we are going to talk about Application binary interface (ABI) with swift.
Youtube channel for video tutorials: https://www.youtube.com/gouravnayyar
Swift Doc: https://swift.org/abi-stability/
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In this session we will talk about Universal links,
Documentation:
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Supporting Universal Links
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UIApplicationDelegate
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NSUserActivity
Today's guest Nithin Bhaktha
@NSOperation (Twitter handler)
You can reach out to me at @gouravnayyar(twitter handler)
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In this episode we will talk about the traditional way of using for loop with index and Enumeration concept. We will address the below mentioned questions,
Which one is Faster? Why one is faster than the other? How the storage and accessing of Collection type happens in case of Enumeration and For loop?
Today's guest: @ilanchezhiank
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In this episode we will cover the the knowledge around Static vs Class keyword.
If you have any question around the topic, reach out to us at
Today's Guest: @Vasu_N (Twitter handler)
Gourav Nayyar: @gouravnayyar (Twitter)
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In today's episode we will cover the concept of Deep copy and Shallow copy. We will also revise the concept of Reference Type and Value Type concept.
You can find Reference and Value Type podcast in Episode 004 and Stack vs Heaps in Episode 003
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In this lesson you will learn about the OptionSet protocol. You use the OptionSet protocol to represent bitset types, where individual bits represent members of a set. Today's guest @Vasu_N
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In this lesson you will learn the fundamental difference between structs and classes by understanding value types and reference types.
Today's guest @itsdamslife
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In this session we will talk about access specifier in objective c.
What are the possibilities when we use,
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Public
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Private
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Protected
with instance variables and methods. How would this all make sense when we design an App or a framework.
Today's guest list,
@Vasu_N (twitter)
@itsdamslife (twitter)
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This podcast outline the basics of stack and heap memory and the question and answers regarding the topic
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This session would cover the topic of value and reference type in swift with some real world example. Classes and struct are value types or reference type and their behavior.
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This podcast outlines the detail explanation of SSO - Single Sign On. We would be taking an example of GOOGLE ECOSYSTEM.
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In this podcast we are going to talk about Access control. In Swift we have,
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open,
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public,
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internal,
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fileprivate, and
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privatefor access control.
Host: Gourav Nayyar
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In this episode we are going to discuss about SOLID Design principles.
S: Single Responsibility Principle
O: Open and Closed Principle
L: Liskov's Substitution Principle
I: Interface Segregation Principle
D: Dependency Inversion Principle
& Use of protocols.
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SOLID Principle Article
https://medium.com/@vinodhswamy/solid-principles-in-swift-7dc2b793fd68
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