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I need an advise from an experienced Swift developer who have used Vapor framework.
I was planning to use php to create a control panel for an iOS and Android apps, but I was told to use Vapor http://vapor.codes/ instead of it.
Can anyone answer this question I have about Vapor? Searching internet didn't give me much answers and created some confusion.
When Vapor is ready, will we have a front end for it? I mean a user interface. Like I would have if the backend was created using php, and it's frontend using Bootstrap?
In Vapor you could render html pages using Leaf
So yeah, you could build some website and/or admin panel using Vapor.
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I came from web development/design (still are) and I started to learn Swift 5 for iOS app development. In web development, there's a lot of sites or repo where I can download pre-written codes for the web like packagist.org. My question is, is there a similar site where I can pull pre-written code in Swift so I can extend the functionality of an iOS app? Thank you!
You can try dependency managers CocoaPods, Carthage, Swift Package Manager.
Here you can use cocoapods, spm
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What is the best and commonly used datasource for an iOS Application?
I am a .NET developer and want to use mssql server for database. Any suggestion on that? webservices, xml providers, etc...
The CoreData Framework, which is the iOS DeFacto DataStore utilises SQLite. Lot's of support and tutorials on it online.
Just about every mobile app that deals with databases uses SQLite. There are many tutorials on it.
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I'm just restarting out with iOS trying to port an Android app. What would be the most equivalent example of an android crouton on iOS? I couldn't find any third party libraries except one abandoned project: https://github.com/kvandermast/crouton-ios .
Basically, if one wants to show a quick context relevant message that doesn't require user action to dismiss, what would s/he use?
There are actually a few libraries out there.
For example CRToast or JDStatusBarNotification.
I recommend using cocoacontrols to find third party libraries.
I hope this will help you!
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I've programmed in Objective-C for some time and used Parse as a back end. I was wondering if there is a backend to incorporate with a swift application as I build a new project.
You can still use Parse as your backend. They have updated their documentation and added the Swift equivalent of their example-codes etc.
Check this as example Just click on the Swift button on the bottom right side of a code-snippet and you will see the Swift-code.
Also you can use their Parse API in Swift too, without any problems. Just import the SDK into your project.
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Does anyone know of a web app and/or software that can be installed and run locally to share code snippets?
We would like to encourage code reuse and re-factoring within our organization but using sites like http://snippets.dzone.com/ or http://pastebin.com/ wouldn't work very well in this scenario because we want to keep this private. Visual Studio has support for code snippets but that's geared more towards individual developers and not for group sharing.
Does anyone have any suggestions for an app/tool that might accomplish this goal?
you can use http://codetidy.com/ or https://gist.github.com/