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Swift 3 New Features

You're reading from   Swift 3 New Features Get up to date with what`s new in Swift 3

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Product type Paperback
Published in Oct 2016
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781786469632
Length 142 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Keith Elliott Keith Elliott
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Table of Contents (11) Chapters Close

Preface 1. What Were They Thinking? FREE CHAPTER 2. Discovering New Territories – Linux at Last! 3. Migrating to Swift 3 to Be More Swifty 4. Changes to Swifts Core Will Have You Asking for More 5. Function and Operator Changes – New Ways to Get Things Done 6. Extra, Extra Collection and Closure Changes That Rock! 7. Hold onto Your Chair; Advanced Type Changes Are Here! 8. Oh Goodness! Look Whats New in the Foundation Framework 9. Improving Your Code with Xcode Server and LLDB Debugging 10. Exploring Swift on the Server

Downloading Swift

In order to get started working with Swift 3, you need to download either a prebuilt binary (also known as a toolchain) or the source code to build the Swift library yourself. The Swift.org (https://swift.org) website hosts a Download section https://swift.org/download/ that maintains a list of releases, previews and snapshots:

  • Release builds: Maintains links to the current release and older official releases of Swift.
  • Preview builds: Contains links to developer previews, also known as seeds or betas. These binaries are not considered final releases but do provide a fairly stable version of the work completed to that date for upcoming releases.
  • Developer snapshots - Are pre-built binaries from the development branch. These builds contain the latest development changes and have gone through automated unit testing but are not guaranteed to be stable. Snapshot builds are not put through the full testing process.

Note

Since learning to build the binary isn't critical...

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