Getting Started with Protocol Oriented Programming

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Remarks

For more information on this topic, see the WWDC 2015 talk Protocol-Oriented Programming in Swift.

There is also a great written guide on the same: Introducing Protocol-Oriented Programming in Swift 2.

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Getting started with Protocol Oriented Programming:

*Getting Started with Protocol Oriented Programming

*Leveraging Protocol Oriented Programming for Unit Testing

*Using protocols as first class types

Table Of Contents

0Getting started

1Switch

2JSON

3Enums

4Protocols

5Structs

6Closures

7Error Handling

8Arrays

9Dictionaries

10Extensions

11Sets

12Working with C and Objective-C

13Functions

14Numbers

15Classes

16Conditionals

17Variables, properties

18Optionals

19Tuples

20Booleans

21Memory management

22Generics

23Advanced operators

24Access control

25Associated objects

26Loops

27Reflection

28OptionSet

29Method swizzling

30Concurrency

31Initializers

32Getting started with Protocol Oriented Programming

33Functional programming

34Style convent

35Type casting

36Logging in Swift

37Performance

38RxSwift

39The defer statement

40Design Patterns - Creational

41Swift Package Manager

42NSRegularExpression

43Documentation markup

44AES encryption

45PBKDF2 key derivation

46Typealias

47Cryptographic hashing

48Dependency Injection

49Functions as first class citizens

50Blocks

51Caching on disk space

52Algorithms with Swift

53Unsafe buffer pointers

54Swift Advance functions

55Completion Handler

56Design Patterns - Structural

57Swift HTTP server by Kitura

58Generate UIImage of Initials from string

59Contributors