Swift UIColor Extension – Create using RGB Values (Not %)
Read OriginalThis article discusses a common pitfall in iOS development where developers mistakenly pass raw RGB values (0-255) to UIColor's initializer, which expects values between 0.0 and 1.0. The author shares a simple Swift extension that adds a static method to UIColor, allowing RGB values to be used directly by dividing them by 255.0 internally. This is a practical tip for iOS developers working with color palettes in code, helping avoid a frequent error and keeping color definitions centralized.
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