iOS Development-Technology Essentials Swift &swift 2.0 and the use of third-party frameworks in objective-c2.0

Use of the third-party framework for Swift 2.0 and objective-c2.0

The swift language is the new programming language that Apple unveiled at the WWDC conference in 2014. The swift language inherits the features of C and Objective-c, and overcomes the compatibility problem of C language. The swift language employs a secure programming model and introduces a variety of new features to make programming easier and more flexible!

June 9, 2015 Apple has once again brought a surprise to all developers that Swift's open source at the end of this year, the iOS development is certainly an exciting news, but in just a few short months, Swift attracts more and more developers to learn, Not just iOS developers.

However, one of the biggest problems when we learn and use Swift is that there are a lot of frameworks that can be used when developing iOS programs using OBJECTIVE-C, or tools, and some features are simple to implement (although Swift is not difficult to implement), It's very useful to have a very good technology from Apple at this time (although this technique is very early, Basically with swift1.0 out, but that time is not perfect), that is the mixed, is actually in Swift to write OC code, or in OC Write Swift code (this method is seldom used).

Mixing is a very magical technique, so here's a little more on the inside, so let's look at how Swift writes the OBJECTIVE-C code:

First of all, I've covered in this article how to prepare for a mash-up (that is, the configuration of the bridging file), and if you don't know what to do then take a look and start the next exciting moment!

Http://www.cnblogs.com/iCocos/p/4694563.html

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iOS Development-Technology Essentials Swift &swift 2.0 and the use of third-party frameworks in objective-c2.0