Question 1

How to add my Swift library to Awesome Swift?

Accepted Answer

Fork the repository, update the CONTENTS.JSON file with your project in the appropriate category, and submit a pull request—the README specifies not to update the main file directly to maintain structure.

Question 2

Awesome Swift vs CocoaPods or Swift Package Index?

Accepted Answer

Awesome Swift is a curated directory listing libraries, tools, and learning resources, while CocoaPods is a dependency manager and Swift Package Index is a searchable package database. Awesome Swift offers broader categories but lacks integrated dependency resolution.

Question 3

What are the best Swift networking libraries for iOS?

Accepted Answer

Check the Network section in Awesome Swift, which lists libraries like Alamofire and SwiftlySalesforce, but note that it doesn't rank them, so you may need to evaluate based on your project's specific needs like compatibility or features.

Question 4

How to learn SwiftUI from Awesome Swift resources?

Accepted Answer

Refer to the Guides and Libs sections, which include official Apple tutorials, third-party guides like Hacking With Swift, and UI libraries, but be prepared to sift through multiple options as there's no structured learning path.

Question 5

Are the libraries in Awesome Swift compatible with Swift 6?

Accepted Answer

Compatibility isn't guaranteed; the list includes projects with varying update frequencies, so you should check each library's repository or documentation for Swift version support, as Awesome Swift only provides links.

Question 6

How to update an existing entry in Awesome Swift?

Accepted Answer

Similar to adding a new entry, contribute by forking the repo, modifying the relevant part in CONTENTS.JSON, and creating a pull request, ensuring you follow any community guidelines mentioned in the repository.

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