Nice video, Stewart. I am working on a three-person team and intercommunication is key to keeping my code straight. I don't talk to me, and myself doesn't talk to I. Me, myself, and I will all learn to use workspaces to share our code.
Very useful and instructive. I have never spend much energy to understand Frameworks and Workspaces, but now I see the value/utility of using them even if I'm not working in a team.
Love this one! In particular editing the Framework along the way. Does the frameworks have an overhead? Can I keep the xcdatamodel in a framework and its data in the project? Or do I put the UIs in projects and the application in framework? Nice, I will be able to make a MacCLI app, iPhone, and iPad at the same time in the same project.
So how does a framework differ from a swift package? Which one should we use (how to choose)? I've never used frameworks because I always use packages... 😳
A Framework is a bundle containing compiled code (binaries), resources, and metadata that can be used by other applications. Frameworks can be static or dynamic libraries. A Swift Package is a way to distribute code and resources using the Swift Package Manager (SPM). It is a set of source files, resources, and metadata that you can distribute and reuse in other Swift projects.
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So helpful. It filled in lots of holes, answering many questions that I didn’t quite know how to ask because I didn’t have the terminology. Thank you!
Thanks for your content. It's really helpful for me. I wish you have more people paying attention to your channel soon.
I appreciate that!
Nice video, Stewart. I am working on a three-person team and intercommunication is key to keeping my code straight. I don't talk to me, and myself doesn't talk to I. Me, myself, and I will all learn to use workspaces to share our code.
I had never known what a workspace was before but this is pretty nifty!
Very useful and instructive. I have never spend much energy to understand Frameworks and Workspaces, but now I see the value/utility of using them even if I'm not working in a team.
Glad it was helpful!
Excellent 🔥 thank you Stewart
Love the cover pic with your framework armchair❎ throne✅ 😂
This is so helpful! Thanks Stewart
Glad it was helpful!
Love this one! In particular editing the Framework along the way. Does the frameworks have an overhead? Can I keep the xcdatamodel in a framework and its data in the project? Or do I put the UIs in projects and the application in framework? Nice, I will be able to make a MacCLI app, iPhone, and iPad at the same time in the same project.
I learned default init is also internal
So how does a framework differ from a swift package? Which one should we use (how to choose)? I've never used frameworks because I always use packages... 😳
A Framework is a bundle containing compiled code (binaries), resources, and metadata that can be used by other applications. Frameworks can be static or dynamic libraries.
A Swift Package is a way to distribute code and resources using the Swift Package Manager (SPM). It is a set of source files, resources, and metadata that you can distribute and reuse in other Swift projects.
When I add framework to my project. I'm unable to see Person.swift file in my project. Can anybody suggest for the solution?
Check the target