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Protocol-Oriented Programming with Swift
Table of Contents Protocol-Oriented Programming with Swift Credits About the Author About the Reviewer www.PacktPub.com
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Preface
What this book covers What you need for this book Who this book is for Conventions Reader feedback Customer support
Downloading the example code Errata Piracy Questions
1. Object-Oriented and Protocol-Oriented Programming
Swift as an object-oriented programming language Swift as a protocol-oriented programming language Summarizing protocol-oriented programming and object-oriented programming Object-oriented programming versus protocol-oriented programming
Protocol and protocol extensions versus superclasses Implementing drink types Value types vs reference types
The winner is... Summary
2. Our Type Choices
The class The structure The enumerations The tuple Protocols Value versus class types Recursive data types (reference types only) Inheritance (reference types only) Swift built-in data types and data structures Summary
3. Catching Our Errors
Using the guard statement Error handling Error handling with return values Error handling with NSError Error handling with Swift 2
Representing errors Throwing errors Catching errors
When to use error handling Summary
4. All about the Protocol
Protocol syntax
Defining a protocol Property requirements Method requirements Optional requirements Protocol inheritance
Protocol composition Using protocols as a type Polymorphism with protocols Type casting with protocols Associated types with protocols Delegation Designing and developing with protocols Summary
5. Let's Extend Some Types
Defining an extension Protocol extensions Text validation Summary
6. Adopting Design Patterns in Swift
What are design patterns? Creational patterns
The singleton design pattern
Understanding the problem Understanding the solution Implementing the singleton pattern
The builder design pattern
Understanding the problem Understanding the solution Implementing the builder pattern
The factory method pattern
Understanding the problem Understanding the solution Implementing the factory method pattern
Structural design patterns
The bridge pattern
Understanding the problem Understanding the solution Implementing the bridge pattern
The façade pattern
Understanding the problem Understanding the solution Implementing the façade pattern
The proxy design pattern
Understanding the problem Understanding the solution Implementing the proxy pattern
Behavioral design patterns
The command design pattern
Understanding the problem Understanding the solution Implementing the command pattern
The strategy pattern
Understanding the problem Understanding the solution Implementing the strategy pattern
The observer pattern
Understanding the problem Understanding the solution Implementing the observer pattern
Summary
7. Case Studies
Logging service
Requirements The design Conclusion
Data access layer with SQLite.swift
Requirements The design Connection layer Data model layer Data helper layer Conclusion
Calculator application
Requirements The design Conclusion
Summary
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