If your app communicates with a web application, information returned from the server is often formatted asJSON. You can use the Foundation framework’sJSONSerializationclass to convert JSON into Swift data types likeDictionary,Array,String,Number, andBool. However, because you can’t be sure of ...
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My answer is, like in many cases, the boring one:it depends😅. One thing that I always try to do on this blog is to present many different solutions to a given problem. The reason for this is simple - I really don't believe in silver bullets and I think having multiple tools and...
If your app communicates with a web application, information returned from the server is often formatted asJSON. You can use the Foundation framework’sJSONSerializationclass to convert JSON into Swift data types likeDictionary,Array,String,Number, andBool. However, because you can’t be sure of ...