Very useful and instructive. I have never spend much energy to understand Frameworks and Workspaces, but now I see the value/utility of using them even if I'm not working in a team.
Nice video, Stewart. I am working on a three-person team and intercommunication is key to keeping my code straight. I don't talk to me, and myself doesn't talk to I. Me, myself, and I will all learn to use workspaces to share our code.
Love this one! In particular editing the Framework along the way. Does the frameworks have an overhead? Can I keep the xcdatamodel in a framework and its data in the project? Or do I put the UIs in projects and the application in framework? Nice, I will be able to make a MacCLI app, iPhone, and iPad at the same time in the same project.
So how does a framework differ from a swift package? Which one should we use (how to choose)? I've never used frameworks because I always use packages... 😳
A Framework is a bundle containing compiled code (binaries), resources, and metadata that can be used by other applications. Frameworks can be static or dynamic libraries. A Swift Package is a way to distribute code and resources using the Swift Package Manager (SPM). It is a set of source files, resources, and metadata that you can distribute and reuse in other Swift projects.
You're great my father!
So helpful. It filled in lots of holes, answering many questions that I didn’t quite know how to ask because I didn’t have the terminology. Thank you!
I had never known what a workspace was before but this is pretty nifty!
Very useful and instructive. I have never spend much energy to understand Frameworks and Workspaces, but now I see the value/utility of using them even if I'm not working in a team.
Glad it was helpful!
Nice video, Stewart. I am working on a three-person team and intercommunication is key to keeping my code straight. I don't talk to me, and myself doesn't talk to I. Me, myself, and I will all learn to use workspaces to share our code.
Thanks for your content. It's really helpful for me. I wish you have more people paying attention to your channel soon.
I appreciate that!
Excellent 🔥 thank you Stewart
Love the cover pic with your framework armchair❎ throne✅ 😂
This is so helpful! Thanks Stewart
Glad it was helpful!
Love this one! In particular editing the Framework along the way. Does the frameworks have an overhead? Can I keep the xcdatamodel in a framework and its data in the project? Or do I put the UIs in projects and the application in framework? Nice, I will be able to make a MacCLI app, iPhone, and iPad at the same time in the same project.
So how does a framework differ from a swift package? Which one should we use (how to choose)? I've never used frameworks because I always use packages... 😳
A Framework is a bundle containing compiled code (binaries), resources, and metadata that can be used by other applications. Frameworks can be static or dynamic libraries.
A Swift Package is a way to distribute code and resources using the Swift Package Manager (SPM). It is a set of source files, resources, and metadata that you can distribute and reuse in other Swift projects.
I learned default init is also internal
When I add framework to my project. I'm unable to see Person.swift file in my project. Can anybody suggest for the solution?
Check the target