It’s practical to use plist in files for iOS projects either to store configuration settings or to store any other information you may need in the execution of your application. The plist or property list structure is key-value relation: example: Before we try to generate the plist file we can check if the plist exists: […]
In Swift there are two ways of storing data, one is using variables and the other is constants. Variables Swift Variables can be modified after you assign an initial value, but you can not change their type. The reason being, the variables are mutable. When you declare a variable they can infer the variable type. […]
When implementing a UITableView in your iOS application you will usually select a master-detail application: Once the project is selected the UITableView implementation is ready for you to start adapting in your application, but sometimes your need just a tableView. The implementation of the tableView is very simple to do in Swift. Start by implementing […]