Blog & Artikel von Carmen Burmeister

Injecting polyfills for missing JavaScript functions into WKWebView

Hybrid apps often use the WKWebView to display the web app part. Unfortunately there is no console output to being able to debug it. This blog post provides a guide on how to add polyfills to WKWebView with native code interaction. As a result you will be able to catch the console output of a webpage loaded in a WKWebView and print it to the Xcode debug console.

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How to add Swift functions as polyfills in JavaScriptCore

Reusing existing JavaScript implementations of your web app for your iOS app can be a good choice for some complex calculations. Unfortunately anything that is not part of the pure JavaScript language won’t be available. Learn in this blog post how to supply missing functionality via native code.

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iOS: Writing to Core Data in your Today extension

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Auto Layout in iOS: How to avoid the common mistake

Creating and adding new views using Auto Layout often results in missing views when running the app because the flag that determines whether a view’s autoresizing mask is translated into Auto Layout constraints has not been turned off for each new view. This blog post provides a solution on how to never run into this situation again.