Swifty Tech by Marco Eidinger

Swifty Tech by Marco Eidinger

Marco Eidinger

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Hello 👋🏻 , I am a Software Engineer working on open source and enterprise mobile SDKs for iOS and MacOS developers written in Swift. From 🇩🇪 and happily living in 🇺🇸

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Localized SwiftUI Views in a Swift Package

Dec 3, 2021 3 min read

A strings file contains the translations of localized user-facing strings for one language with optional comments. The syntax for each string in a strings file is a key-value pair in which key is the identifier for looking up the value that contains ...

Localized SwiftUI Views in a Swift Package

Visualize your iOS app changes in your GitHub pull request

Nov 26, 2021 1 min read

Quite often I receive pull requests to review which change the user interface without describing or showing the changes from a user's perspective. Today I'd like to teach you a workflow on how to improve such pull requests with existing tools. Use t...

Visualize your iOS app changes in your GitHub pull request

Generate and test RESTful APIs in Swift

Aug 28, 2021 5 min read

Don't spend hours writing code for a client API to interact with a server. Writing such code is tedious and repetitive if you support various clients in different programming languages. Don't wait to start developing against a service that may not y...

Generate and test RESTful APIs in Swift

Mastering Hashnode Challenge #2Articles1Week

Mar 13, 2021 3 min read

Who I am Beginning of 2021 I joined Hashnode to write my blog. I am a full-time employee and therefore I am writing in my spare time to share my knowledge. Blogging is not only about self-promotion. It encourages me to learn new things and skills an...

Mastering Hashnode Challenge #2Articles1Week

SwiftSyntax

Mar 10, 2021 3 min read

Image you want to write a developer tool for Swift. You probably want to parse, inspect, generate and transform Swift source code. What are your best options? Old School: SourceKit / SourceKitten Apple provides SourceKit as a framework for supporting...

SwiftSyntax

Build cross-platform native apps without any lines of code

Mar 8, 2021 8 min read

Let's have a look together at the no-code development platform AppGyver. This should be particularly interesting for people with no pre-existing knowledge about mobile development but who are curious about how to get started. For developers who are c...

Build cross-platform native apps without any lines of code