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What is Swift µframework or µframework in general? Apparently Google gives only examples of those frameworks, but doesn't provide any clear explanation of what it is.
In this context, "µframework" is short for "microframework", which really just means a very small framework which adds a specific small piece of functionality.
The canonical example of this is Result, which adds just a single type to the Swift system.
Contrast with frameworks like Alamofire or RxSwift, which add a whole suite of functionality around a particular area.
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A simple answer will suffice. I'm looking to build a new website and I like the expandability and code sharing happening in the Dart frameworks, but I don't really understand how the two frameworks differ on a fundamental level. The answer can be as in-depth as you like, but I'm really just looking for the layman answer.
AngularDart is, well, Angular in Dart.
Flutter, on the other hand, is a lot closer to React.
Flutter uses the Component pattern from React but is manipulated without HTML/CSS, and instead uses canvas/custom elements.
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I have finished an online course in iOS development on Udemy and I'm ready to start developing my first (real) app.
My goal is to make a teleprompter app similar to: https://itunes.apple.com/dk/app/video-teleprompter-lite/id1031079244?mt=8
To start with, I would like to create just the moving text. I have looked at various concepts such as Core Animation, Text View, Segue from one view controller to another etc. But none of them seem to be able to display the moving text in the proper "teleprompter way".
I would really appreciate suggestions as to how to start/which relevant concepts to look at in this context.
Try reading up on UIDynamics, UIPushBehavior.
https://developer.apple.com/reference/uikit/uidynamicanimator
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I want to select multiple items from the tableView! But I don't know how to handling. Because I'm a new to the Swift programming language. I found Apple's sample codes, but it is an Objective C codes! Can anybody help me about multiple selection?
Thanks a lot!
Had you ever check the attribute inspector? There is choice whether you want single, multiple and no selection.
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I wondered if the following picture can be reconstructed programmatically:
It seems it has some features of an Apollonian Gasket (see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apollonian_gasket) but also includes other pattern which I don't recognise.
Any ideas?
This picture is made with open source software Apophysis. It is a so called fractal flame - fractal structure made with ifs (iteration functions system).
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Im writing a paper about spell correction i iOS and i wonder if there's any available documentation from apple about how iOS handles user input in form of validation and generate a possible word that it thinks the user is going to type?
In short terms: I wonder where I can find the documentation behind the auto correct in iOS and how it works.
Thanks.
Here is a note about two Apple patents involving autocorrect.
They involve using timing and geometry, parts of speech, and contextual lookup.