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Saturday, 01 May 2021 / Published in blog, iOS, Programming Languages, Swift

“Structs vs Classes” and using them

This is because it plays a significant role in choosing the right abstraction mechanism keeping both performance and modeling in mind.

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Saturday, 09 January 2021 / Published in blog, iOS, Programming Languages, Swift

Using let or var within Swift

I know I know I know before you say anything I understand this statement is probably ridiculous. However, this topic could aid someone or more likely open the floor to discuss concepts in general so without hesitation, we will dive into it. let and var so what are they and their differences As you probably

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Wednesday, 15 August 2018 / Published in blog, iOS, Programming Languages, Swift

Working w/Environments in Swift

An environment is a area, scope or place for developing, testing and debugging an application or program.

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Gesture Controls for Android w/Kotlin

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Android Rating: In-App Review API

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QR Reader in Android w/ Kotlin

Turn your phone's camera into a QR scanner...
Creating Advance Custom Snackbar w/ Kotlin

Ask 100 different developers about what they fi...
Swift Has Tuple

Swift provides us with a type called Tuple whic...

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