iOS App Basics

Basic & Great useful cocoa pods. Hello friends, I am here again with new great basic step for iOS coding. Here I want to discuss some more cocoa pods which is used for easier development. 1. R.Swift It is wonderful pods which use to get rid of many thing like need to remember the image name, controller segue name, fonts, storyboard names, nib name, reusable cells and some more. This pods create auto instance of the image from assets and create UIImage instance which can be use throughout the project by simply writing single line of code. For Example: After installation and setup of R.Swift You have one image name "ic_setting" in your image assets. You just have to write the below line only let image = R.image.ic_setting() ?? UIImage() This will return UIImage, you can directly assign this image to Imageview. All the name will suggest by the Suggestion list. Same for the Segue self.performSegue(withIdentifier: R.segue.loginVC.segDashboard.identifi...

iOS App Basics 2 Here is the second post for some functions for basic code makes easy. Create the one Extension file for few basic feature like below: -> Create Extension.swift file in App Basic folder. 1. This extension is used to add max length of TextField entry. extension UITextField {     @IBInspectable var maxLength: Int         {                  get {             guard let length = maxLengths[ self ] else {                 return Int.max             }             return length         }         set {             maxLengths[ self ] = newValue                          addTarget( self , act...

Here is simple helpful code for faster development. Using this you can increase development speed also helpful for the changes in app. App Basic Info: We can create on swift file named: " Structure.swift " in every project. In that file, add struct like this struct App {     static let name = "App Name" // App Name      static let delegate = UIApplication.shared.delegate as! AppDelegate // Instance of AppDelegate     static let currentController = appDelegate.window?.rootViewController // Instance of current Root view controller          // It give you the app version with build number struct version {          static let appVersion = Bundle.main.object(forInfoDictionaryKey: "CFBundleShortVersionString") as! String         static let appBuildNumber = Bundle.main.object(forInfoDictionaryKey: "CFBundleVersion") as! String            ...