Bright Devs Blog
ReactiveCocoa 4 - Events
Understanding signal events in ReactiveCocoa is a must. We can’t effectively use signals and signal producers if we don’t know what will happen after certain event is received. We distinguish two kinds of events that you can send through signals - terminating and non-terminating. There are three kinds of terminating events: Failed, Interrupted, Completed, and one non-terminating - Next.
Open source by default
Using open source code in projects is a common thing. I do it. Most of us do. But what is “open source” by default? Well, I’ve heard about this for the first time at MCE Conf 2016 - “Open by default” panel. It’s an idea to make software open by default and close it only if needed. There are many reasons to close it of course, but sometimes we do it unnecessarily.
Creating an UIImage using ImageIdentifiers
Hi! In my first post I want to share with you some cool tip which I watched in ‘Swift in Practice - Apple WWDC 2015’ Alex Migicovsky presentation about using UIImages in Swift project.
A fast way to connect to the web proxy
Configuring Android device to connect to the web proxy running on development build machine is tedious. You have to make the same steps over and over again on every device you want to debug HTTP traffic.<br/ > It goes like this:
Trust specific certificate on JVM-based platforms
I wrote simple helper which allow loading specific certificate to SSLContext. You can use it to support HTTPS connections which rely on a untrusted certificate. By untrusted certificate, I mean this one which server is certified but system denies it (doesn’t trust it) for some reason. I found it very useful to load particular certificate dynamically.
Fetching contacts with CNContactStore
Since iOS 9.0 we have a new nice method of fetching and saving contacts - CNContactStore! Today I will show you how to create a simple UITextField that will be responsible for fetching a contact for you!
Heartbeat button
Hi! Today I will show you how to create a simple heart button that will simulate a heartbeat upon each tap. You can find an example project on my Github.
ReactiveCocoa 4 - Signal
Today, let’s take a look at basic aspect of ReactiveCocoa - Signal.
ReactiveCocoa 4 - SignalProducer
Today we will take a look at SignalProducer class which is provided with ReactiveCocoa 4.
ReactiveCocoa 4 - MutableProperty
MutableProperty which comes with ReactiveCocoa allows us to track variable’s changes. Let’s take a quick look on how it actually works.