Machine Learning Book and Video Course
Smart homes, self-driving cars, Siri, Alexa – some typical examples of how machine learning and artificial intelligence have become part of our daily life. Wouldn’t…
Tag: iOS
My Pluralsight Courses: Design Patterns in Swift
I have published two courses on Pluralsight: Design Pattern in Swift: Creational and Design Pattern in Swift: Structural. The third one is in the works. As you might’ve…
My Pluralsight Article: Concurrency in Swift 3
Concurrency is vital. Without it, our computers and smartphones wouldn’t provide the seamless user experience we’ve come to rely on. Today’s computers and operating systems…
Strong Reference Cycles With Closures
Hi there, I’m Karoly Nyisztor, and I welcome you to this new episode on Swift. In this video, I am going to talk about strong…
How to Use C in Swift 3
Hi there, I’m Karoly Nyisztor, and I welcome you to this new episode on Swift 3. Today I am going to show you how to…
Testing Asynchronous Code in Swift 3
Hey, Karoly Nyisztor here, and I welcome you to this new video on Swift 3 programming. In this video, I am going to show you…
Blocks are NOT Synonyms for Threads
Unfortunately, Objective-C blocks are often confused with threading. The root cause is probably that GCD* heavily relies on blocks. (*)Grand Central Dispatch is a library that…
Swift 3.0 Is Going To Break Your Build
Get Prepared for Swift 3.0 Changes The upcoming Swift 3.0 brings several changes, and you’ll have to adapt your code so that it builds after…