TypeScript is launched by Microsoft in 2012. It must be compiled into a JavaScript file before executed. TypeScript has many useful syntax, such as Object-Oriented and Generic, and static type definitions.
Node.js is no longer limited to web development but also allows us to develop command line applications, CLI, or server side applications with JavaScript.
We don’t need to create language files by ourselves because Xcode helps us generate language files. We just need to fill in translations in language files and import them into Xcode.
When developing iOS Apps, it is often necessary to set borders, radiuses or shadows. This article not only introduces how to achieve it programmatically, but also how to set it directly in Xcode’s Attributes Inspector.