Nimble - iOS dependency management

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We explore the multiple package managers available in iOS (2017) and we outline the pros and cons of each of them to decide which one we use moving forward.

iOS Dependency Manager
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Growth Session #3 - May 18-19 2017
Nimble

Intro
Since now, Developer has more choices when creating project in Xcode
Comparing Package Manager in iOS since git submodules to Swift PM
Give a key benefits and disadvantages too

Intro
● Using Third Party in Project If not, You are awesome
● Comparing many in development
○ Rubygems for Ruby
○ NPM for NodeJS
○ etc.

What are the options in iOS Development
● Git Submodule (Recommend by Apple since iOS 5)
● Cocoapods (Great Third party)
● Carthage (Also great third party)
● Swift Package Manager (Official way since Swift 3.0)

Git Submodule
● Pros
○ No required third party (Not rely on them)
○ No installing additional tools
○ No waiting third party updated (git branch checkout)
○ Most resistant to breaking changes
○ Flexible

Git Submodule
● Cons
○ Required some skill to set it up
○ Hard work of resolving conflict
○ Hard to config for every third party dependencies (Have to read docs)
○ Hard for versioning

● Base on Ruby gem (which is default in Mac)
● Create Podfile and using command to handle it
● Required to install pod command

● Pros
○ Provide you as easy setup and use
○ Provide you a lot of setting for you
○ Well grown community and support (32 k libs)
○ Already Handled for newer version

● Cons
○ Invasive (Modify your project a lots)
○ Centralized (Like Maven or another)
○ Required 2 processes
○ Loss of flexibility

Carthage
● Ruthlessly simple dependency management.
(Simple setup between Git and Xcode)
● This is in contrast to Cocoapods
● Required brew

Carthage
● Pros
○ Decentralized
○ Non-invasive
○ Support as submodules

Carthage
● Cons
○ Unstable
○ Slow
○ Very least libraries
○ Inflexible

Swift PM
● As a part of Swift open source
● Release along with Swift 3.0

Swift PM
● Pros
○ Decentralized
○ Official PM for Swift and Managed by Apple
○ Future proof
○ Server Side and Cross Platform

Swift PM
● Cons
○ Not All Third Party ready for it
○ Too new, not all features work

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1. iOS Dependency Manager Wasupol Growth Session #3 - May 18-19 2017 Nimble

2. Intro Since now, Developer has more choices when creating project in Xcode Comparing Package Manager in iOS since git submodules to Swift PM Give a key benefits and disadvantages too

3. Intro ● Using Third Party in Project If not, You are awesome ● Comparing many in development ○ Rubygems for Ruby ○ NPM for NodeJS ○ etc.

4. What are the options in iOS Development ● Git Submodule (Recommend by Apple since iOS 5) ● Cocoapods (Great Third party) ● Carthage (Also great third party) ● Swift Package Manager (Official way since Swift 3.0)

5. Git Submodule ● Pros ○ No required third party (Not rely on them) ○ No installing additional tools ○ No waiting third party updated (git branch checkout) ○ Most resistant to breaking changes ○ Flexible

6. Git Submodule ● Cons ○ Required some skill to set it up ○ Hard work of resolving conflict ○ Hard to config for every third party dependencies (Have to read docs) ○ Hard for versioning

7. ● Base on Ruby gem (which is default in Mac) ● Create Podfile and using command to handle it ● Required to install pod command

8. ● Pros ○ Provide you as easy setup and use ○ Provide you a lot of setting for you ○ Well grown community and support (32 k libs) ○ Already Handled for newer version

9. ● Cons ○ Invasive (Modify your project a lots) ○ Centralized (Like Maven or another) ○ Required 2 processes ○ Loss of flexibility

10. Carthage ● Ruthlessly simple dependency management. (Simple setup between Git and Xcode) ● This is in contrast to Cocoapods ● Required brew

11. Carthage ● Pros ○ Decentralized ○ Non-invasive ○ Support as submodules

12. Carthage ● Cons ○ Unstable ○ Slow ○ Very least libraries ○ Inflexible

13. Swift PM ● As a part of Swift open source ● Release along with Swift 3.0

14. Swift PM ● Pros ○ Decentralized ○ Official PM for Swift and Managed by Apple ○ Future proof ○ Server Side and Cross Platform

15. Swift PM ● Cons ○ Not All Third Party ready for it ○ Too new, not all features work

16. Demo And Summary

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