Category: Swift 3.0
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Ranges in Swift
You’ve probably used ranges in loops, without knowing it, but ranges are really a type in Swift. Have you ever thought about ranges and all their power? I’ll show you a few things you might want to know about Swift ranges. I’ve put a playground into a Project for an exercise file. I added there an…
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This Old App: Communicating with Container Views
A few months ago, Apple removed my app Interval RunCalc from the App Store for being too old and not updated. In this series of articles I’ll document what I did on rebuilding and improving the app. In the last episode, I got the table to use multiple cells and the app to total those cells…
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Custom Table View Cells in Swift 3
In iOS you are limited to two labels and an image for one of the standard table view cell styles. You might want more custom cells than this. You are not alone with other developers including, Instagram, Twitter, Feedly and even Apple often using more than the basic table view cell. You can customize table view cells and populate…
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Introducing Table Views in Swift 3
Table views on any mobile platform are the workhorse of any application. To be a good developer you need to make table views easily. Tables in iOS use the UITableView class to do so. This is a very powerful class with many features to make the tables you see in applications like Facebook, Instagram and…
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Create Dynamic and Static Table Views in Swift 3
In an early post on this site, I wrote a table view tutorial. I decided to update that tutorial a bit for The Swift Swift View Controllers Book and add a bit more sophistication and depth. This tutorial deep dives in the subject. Both will remain on the site. In October 2016 I updated this for…
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