How to Use Multiple Strings Files In a Swift Project

Projects with multiple targets often share resources, including localized resources. This is convenient, but it can also lead to problems down the road. In some situations, you want to provide custom translations for one or more targets and use the project’s default translations as a fallback. As far as I know, Cocoa applications don’t support this out of the box. But the solution isn’t too difficult to implement.

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Actionable Notifications With the User Notifications Framework

An Introduction to the User Notifications Framework

In the previous tutorial, you learned how to schedule local notifications using the User Notifications framework. As I mentioned, the UILocalNotification class is deprecated as of iOS 10 and scheduling local notifications is a bit different if you use the User Notifications framework. And this also applies to notification actions. The result, however, is a transparent, flexible API that I am sure you are going to appreciate.

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Local Notifications With the User Notifications Framework

An Introduction to the User Notifications Framework

As of iOS 10, UILocalNotification is deprecated. Scheduling and handling local notifications is now the responsibility of the User Notifications framework, a brand new framework that is much more capable than the UILocalNotification class.

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