Quick tip on switching a self-developed Swift package from a versioned dependency to a local path for development.| iOS development by tanaschita.com
Today’s security project managers (SPMs) come from diverse backgrounds. Some are seasoned industry professionals with years of hands-on experience, while others transition into the role from technical fields like IT or engineering. Others come from different industries entirely, bringing fresh perspectives on project execution and stakeholder management. But regardless of their background, all successful SPMs… The post Three Skills Security Project Managers Need to Be Successful appeared ...| Security Industry Association
Recently, the release of SPM results once again captured national attention, with headlines highlighting both the achievements and the ongoing concerns. But is SPM the only assessment that matters? Given...| Teach For Malaysia
Suppose you have a Swift library which uses CoreData and you’d like to use that in a command line tool for something under your control, such as running it on CI or distributing it to colleagues. You could go the route of creating a “Command Line Tool” project in Xcode, which definitely works, but distributing and signing the resulting executable can be a pain. Thanks to recent advances of the Swift Package Manager to support resources and build executables, there seems to be a simpler ...| Adrian’s Corner