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79: I Didn't Google Hard Enough
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- Swift 2.0 in Practice (continued)
- Custom Subclasses
- throwaway required initializers
- Property observers (will/didSet etc) and initialization redundancy
- JSON Parsing
- SwiftyJSON
- Argo
- Another way
- Roll your own?
- What’s wrong with NSJSONSerialization?
- JSON in Swift - article talking about NSJSONSerialization vs SwiftyJSON vs Argo
- Custom Subclasses
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Chad
Darryl
Nolan
- Dirty Coding Tricks
- More Dirty Tricks from Game Developers
- Thanks Amro Mousa @amdev for the article(s)
- Boxes: Organize. Discover. Buy. Sell.
- Shameless plug for a startup I advised
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- Build Phase Podcast
- Making Crash Bandicoot - All Things Andy Gavin
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