- SwiftLint is a linting tool for Swift that runs static analysis and identifies style and potential logic issues.
- It can be installed with Homebrew and configured using a .swiflint.yml file to set which rules to enable/disable and rule parameters.
- Rules check things like force casts, line lengths, naming conventions, and more. Many rules support auto-correction to fix issues automatically.
- The tool continues to be actively developed with new rules and improvements over time. Contributions are welcome to add new rules, improve performance, or fix bugs.
This document discusses handling bitcode in Xcode projects. It explains what bitcode is, how to enable it through build settings like ENABLE_BITCODE and BITCODE_GENERATION_MODE, and issues around supporting bitcode when using dependency managers like Carthage. It also notes that newer versions of Carthage now include features for better bitcode support.
This document discusses using protocols and view models to configure views in Swift. It provides an example of a switch cell that can be configured using protocols for its text, switch state, and other properties. Protocol extensions are used to provide default values. The view model conforms to the protocols to provide the data to configure the cell. This avoids tightly coupling the cell to a specific view model class. The document suggests this approach makes the code more reusable, testable and maintainable.