What is Project Carthage?
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What is Project Carthage?
Project Carthage was a secret military project by the French government, which occurred between 1974 and 1994. Franz Hopper, Anthea Schaeffer, and Professor Tyron were all part of it.
Did Code Lyoko end?
November 10, 2007Code Lyoko / Final episode date
Where does Code Lyoko take place?
Boulogne-Billancourt
used the machinery there to make a robot in the episode The Robots. It was modeled after an old Renault factory, located in Boulogne-Billancourt, where Code Lyoko is set. The factory has since been demolished. It was located at 92100 Boulogne-Billancourt, France.
Who owns Code Lyoko now?
Sophie Decroisette
Current Rights Code Lyoko Evolution’s literary bible’s moral rights are owned by Sophie Decroisette.
What is Carthage Mac?
Carthage is a simple dependency manager for macOS and iOS, created by a group of developers from GitHub. Not only was Carthage the first dependency manager to work with Swift, but it’s also written in Swift! It exclusively uses dynamic frameworks, rather than static libraries.
What is the difference between CocoaPods and Carthage?
Carthage and CocoaPods are very different in terms of building the dependencies and integrating them in the project. CocoaPods is centralized dependency manager and it will build your dependencies and integrate them directly in the project by creating new . xcworkspace workspace.
How do I open Cartfile?
Steps
- In a Terminal, cd to the root directory of the project that you want to add the framework to.
- Create an empty file called Cartfile like this: touch Cartfile.
- Open that file with Xcode: open -a Xcode Cartfile.
- Paste the framework info that you need into the Cartfile.
What does POD Deintegrate do?
pod deintegrate and pod clean are two designated commands to remove CocoaPod from your project/repo.
Is Swift package manager faster than CocoaPods?
As mentioned above, SwiftPM is open-source but upstreaming changes and fixes is a slower process than a community-driven tool like CocoaPods. CocoaPods can release new versions quickly for fixes and new features. SwiftPM is bound to the Xcode release schedule.
