Krzysztof Zabłocki • 7/13/2016

Logging in Swift

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This technical article explains how to build a clean, modular logging system for Swift applications using protocol extensions. It covers creating Loggable protocols, LogLevel and LogTag enums, providing default implementations, and managing a Logger singleton in a way that supports testability and dependency isolation.

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