Swift Links
- Apple’s Swift Site
- The Swift Programming Language (iBooks, highly recommended)
- The Swift Programming Language (Web)
- Using Swift with Cocoa and Objective-C (iBooks)
- Using Swift with Cocoa and Objective-C (PDF)
- WWDC 2014 Keynote Video
- @SwiftDevs
- #Swift
- Stack Overflow
- Apple Developer Forums
- Chris Lattner’s Home Page
- @clattner_llvm
- Typeclass Encoding in Swift
- Graydon Hoare
- Keith Gugliotto on Swift’s speed
- Matt Brewer
- swift-2048
- swift-cheat-sheet
- Ray Wenderlich’s Swift Cheat Sheet
- Learning Swift: Ordered Dictionaries
- Combining ObjC and Swift in One Project
- Mark Bernstein
- Lambda the Ultimate
I’m really excited about Swift. It’s along the lines of what I had hoped Apple was working on in secret. Having better support for types is great, although I’m slightly concerned that Swift is not dynamic enough.
Update (2014-06-06):
- Immutable Arrays With Mutable Values
- How Do I Declare a Closure in Swift?
- Terrible Swift Ideas
- Swift Initializers
- Swift Native Base Class or NSObject
- Michel Fortin
- Remove Features for Greater Power, aka: Swift and Objective-C Initializers
- Unit Testing in Swift
- Claim Chowder Special Edition: xlang
- Clark Goble
- FlappySwift
- Swift Will Be Open Source
Update (2014-06-10):
- Swift Language Mailing List
- BBEdit Codeless Language Module for Swift
- GameOfLifeSwift
- Swift Implementation of OFTrie
- Swift Array Assignment
- Evan Swick
- Evan Miller
- SwiftDevs.co
- GCD in Swift
- LearnSwift.tips
Update (2014-06-12):
- iOS Developers Need to Know Objective-C
- Expression Interpretation Problem with Swift Closures
- Swift and Scripting Bridge
- Instantiating Classes by Name in Swift
Update (2014-06-13):
- Experimenting With Type-safe Unit Calculations in Swift
- How to Make Awesome UI Components in iOS 8 Using Swift and XCode 6
- Regex in Swift
Update (2014-06-16):
Update (2014-06-17):
- Is This Really ObjC Without the C?
- Swift Standard Library Documented
- A Swift Reaction
- Swift: Not Quite There, But Too Far Gone Too
- Swift Arrays
Update (2014-06-23):
Update (2014-07-02): Carlos M. Icaza has made the Swift books available in PDF format.
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