with Objective-C and Swift Code… Creating a Swift framework is easy, creating a hybrid framework with both Objective-C and Swift is just fun. So let’s get started and this is what you will build. The Most Awesome Framework is called Components. In the Components, there is a TrackRowCell which is…

Using C, C++ and Objective-C frameworks in Swift apps I did a talk in try!Swift Tokyo this year about using C, C++ and Objective-C frameworks in Swift apps. The presentation was quite concise, so I decided to write down the content in details to provide more information. The structure of…

is not tricky if we know the tricks. TL;DR Swift can not read C++ code directly, but if we wrap the C++ library into an Objective-C module using Objective C++, it will do the trick. Step One: Create an Objective-C project Xcode ->New->Project->Cocoa touch framework -> Language:Objective-C -> Next. I named my project CppDependencyTutorial. Step Two: Set up project dependency I have…

Option 2: using module maps TL;DR Part 1 describes how to use public header to setup C library dependencies in Swift projects. A even neater way to set up C library dependencies is to use module maps. Step One: Create a swift project Xcode ->New->Project->Cocoa touch framework -> Language:Swift -> Next. I named my project CDependencyTutorial2. Step Two: Set up project dependency …

can be pretty simple. TL;DR one simple way to set up C library dependencies is to use public header when setting up a swift project in Xcode. Step One: Create a swift project Xcode ->New->Project->Cocoa touch framework -> Language:Swift -> Next. I named my project CDependencyTutorial. Step Two: Set up project dependency I have a static C framework called ExampleCLibrary. Drag the…

is difficult… That is why sharing is caring 😀 TL;DR If you are looking for various places to stay in Japan between 2 weeks and 1 year, this might be interesting for you. As some of you may heard from different sources, finding a place to stay for a medium…