stangeek

Hi all, I am a pretty decent swift hobbyist with a few apps under my belt. I am now founding a startup where I will need to kickstart a project with more professional standards, and I am having a hard time structuring my code in a proper way, despite having spent a good amount of time on tutorials etc. I would like to isolate a core functionality of our app in a standalone "library" (starting from scratch), and can't get my head around it. Do you know of proper tutorials / resources on how to do this ? I feel like a lot of resources found on the internet are good for learning how to "hack" things, but now I'm at a stage where I need to do things the real proper way (i.e. money is at stake). Many thanks

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Hi all,

I thought I'd quickly share a data point for hackers around here trying to hit a spot on Product Hunt.

I reached #6 and 136 upvotes on Nov 3rd with HN Cards (http://www.producthunt.com/posts/hn-cards), and over the past 10 days this has brought just short of 500 downloads for the app (which is free).

The most important benefit for me was the feedback received (either on PH or by email) and corresponding product validation. The number of downloads is clearly not impressive, but still very decent.

Hope this helps!