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Is there any way to use Firebase with F# iOS Development in Visual Studio? I have created an iOS app using xCode and Swift which is heavily dependent on a FIrebase backend and need to now translate it into F#, however I am unable to find any information regarding this issue.
Yes there is.
You can use a third party lib to do the job. Some I've tested before are:
https://github.com/fsharp-playground/fsharp-firebase
https://github.com/ruxo/FsFirebase
There is also a package in nugget called FsFireBase
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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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I want to do some on-device analysis on data provided by Coremotion. Are there any lightweight machine learning libraries that can be integrated into iOS apps?
Microsoft open sourced theirs and it's in C++ which you may be able to get to work with that Objective-C++ compiler. Not sure though
heres some details:
http://www.wired.com/2016/01/microsoft-tries-to-one-up-google-in-the-open-source-ai-race/
heres the github:
https://github.com/Microsoft/CNTK
heres help on using the C++ in iOS:
Is it possible to program iPhone in C++
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I recently began studying mobile apps development and wonder if anyone has a good suggestion for an iOS compiler software?
The path of least resistance, in my mind is using the compiler that comes with XCode. You can find it on the Mac App Store here
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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.