CocoaPods Package 
10.05.2025
4 minSwift is evolving, and SE-0386 introduced the package access modifier for more granular control in Swift packages. While it seems designed for Swift Package Manager (SPM), limiting access within a package, it's not exclusive to it. Even projects using CocoaPods can benefit from it!
🏈 Rugby: Remastered
22.04.20234 minA lot of time has passed since the release of the first version of Rugby. Last time I struggled with indexing at all costs. This time, I was fixing fundamental problems and got a little carried away. This is how 🏈 Rugby: Remastered appeared.
🏈 Rugby: Optimise CocoaPods project
09.03.20214 minDo you have problems while working on a huge project with a large number of pods in Xcode? Maybe endless indexing? Xcode is always freezing during navigation through a project or while editing it? Slow rebuilding pods targets which have been already built recently?
CocoaPods dependency tree 
20.06.20203 minIn the last part I mentioned about one new idea 
. Recently, I needed to sort out the order of bumping CocoaPods dependencies in a working project. In this post, I will describe how you can do it using Ruby.
(p.3) Cozy pod install
06.06.20203 minIn the last part, we wrote a small wrapper over the regular CocoaPods and figure out how to skip unnecessary calls. In this part, let's try to automate a couple of interesting cases. The main goal is to run the pods install command and switch to other tasks while it is running.
(p.2) Cozy pod install
31.05.20205 minIn last part, we cut down the bundle exec pod install command to pods install. Just one letter more than the usual pod install. And this time let's see what other upset moments happen while using this command.
(p.1) Cozy pod install
23.05.20202 minIn this post, I will describe how you can 
enhance your work with CocoaPods in the terminal. I often have to use CocoaPods in my work, and even more often I open a terminal and write there pod install.
JSON Body Escaping
19.05.20201 minI think many iOS developers have worked with escaping URL. But can you instantly answer does JSON escapes when it sending to body? In my work, I faced the fact that by default the JSON body of the query is escaped when using the standard JSONEncoder. So you can ask what is wrong with this?
Swifty Finch
