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🕦 Modern Timer in Swift, Debouncer and Throttler (alternative to NSTimer) made with GCD
Queuer is a queue manager, built on top of OperationQueue and Dispatch (aka GCD).
A fast, small, efficient analog of GCD in Swift
🚄 Concurrency abstractions framework for Apple Platforms [Task, Atomic, Lock, Operation, etc.].
A simple Xcode project demonstrating XPC communication between an application and an XPC service
Using iOS-like Grand Central Dispatch (GCD) in Android.
Techniques for building "async workflows" using `NSOperation` and `NSOperationQueue`.
Deezer App allows you to explore the world of music using the Deezer API.
Utilities to make coding on Apple platforms in C++ or ObjectiveC++ more pleasant
Сharacters from Marvel API http(s)://gateway.marvel.com/
Swift Async package that makes creating and using asynchronous tasks easier.
A project (Xcode 8.2.1) demonstrating concurrency in iOS using Grand Central Dispatch (GCD) with Swift 3.
A project (Xcode 8.2.1) demonstrating concurrency in iOS using Grand Central Dispatch (GCD) with Objective-C.
This Xcode 9 project demonstrates concurrency in iOS using Grand Central Dispatch (GCD) and compares concurrent (asynchronous) queues and serial (synchronous) queues.
A robust object that manages a single CoreData stack
A project (Xcode 8.2.1) demonstrating closures in iOS with Swift 3. Closures allow you to create chunks of almost any type of code that can be called almost anywhere, anytime (like in the future).
An app that contains miniapps. It's a part of of test task for internship in VK company
A GCD-based implementation of RxFeedback. Unidirectional Data Flow Architecture.
A complete rewrite of the first Math Battle. An iOS game where two players compete to solve procedurally generating, math-based puzzles as fast as possible.
Exercise for fetching data from PokeAPI in Objective-C & UIKit
Robots! is a multi-round, completely autonomous game played by two robots taking turns moving across a 7x7 game board in search of a randomly placed prize token.
The 25th project of "100 Days of Swift" tutorial course from Paul Hudson's "Hacking with Swift" website. A P2P app, allowing the users to broadcast their messages and share their photographs by displaying them in a network's collection view. Complete project, including solutions to all the challenges.
The 7th project of "100 Days of Swift" tutorial course from Paul Hudson's "Hacking with Swift" website. An app that downloads JSON file and converts its data into Swift objects. Complete project, including solutions to all the challenges (+ Project 9 and solution to its third challenge).
The 8th project of "100 Days of Swift" tutorial course from Paul Hudson's "Hacking with Swift" website. A word quiz game, with UI built entirely in code. Complete project, including solutions to all the challenges (+ solution to the 2nd challenge of Project 9 and to the 1st challenge of Project 15).
This app showcases the seamless integration of concurrent tasks and asynchronous loading. The primary view features an image that dynamically changes upon button press, utilizing Grand Central Dispatch (GCD) for efficient threading. Additionally, a simple table view is implemented, displaying a repetitive "Threading test" label.