Swift Studies

At WWDC 2014 Apple introduced a new programming language, Swift. At this point everyone has exactly zero days experience in Swift. This blog will capture and share our learning, and I hope the learnings of others as we go.

July 07, 2014

Interactive Swift Tokenizer Definition and Testing

July 07, 2014/ Swift Studies

Just a quick post showing the latest OysterKit example project with interactive Tokenizer example that allows you to define your own Tokenizer and build/use it straight away!

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Writing a Command Line Text Adventure in Swift with OysterKit and STLR

Even a simple text adventure contains all of the fundamentals of lexers, parsers, and interpreters. Using STLR to define the grammar, and its Swift code generation, we quickly create a simple adventure game in Swift.

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Get ready for Swift 3.0 -Remove of ++ -- and C style for loops across a project

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Make the Swift 2.2 to 3.0 transition a little easier with these useful regular expressions for XCode

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Playground, SpriteKit, Swift 2.0

Playing with SpriteKit in a Swift Playground - Update

Playground, SpriteKit, Swift 2.0

Time to update my Swift SpriteKit Playground example... now with added SpaceCats!

Playground, SpriteKit, Swift 2.0

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