I’m not really up to doing that kind of write-up. However, I did write this series[0]. Some of it might be a bit “dated,” but it probably has what you want.
There’s an excellent book[1], called “Advanced Swift,” by Olle Begemann, and Chris Eidhoff, that gives a far better breakdown of the more intricate parts of Swift than a simple bullet list.
Like many languages, Swift is a deep rabbithole. Heck, you can get lost, just in the way it handles strings[2].
There’s an excellent book[1], called “Advanced Swift,” by Olle Begemann, and Chris Eidhoff, that gives a far better breakdown of the more intricate parts of Swift than a simple bullet list.
Like many languages, Swift is a deep rabbithole. Heck, you can get lost, just in the way it handles strings[2].
[0] https://littlegreenviper.com/series/swiftwater/
[1] https://www.objc.io/books/advanced-swift/
[2] https://flight.school/books/strings/