Nicely Formatted Lists with ListFormatter

Last time we took a look at the very useful RelativeDateTimeFormatter to create localized strings describing date differences programmatically. In this post we’ll look at a better way to handle presenting lists to your users. As programmers, it’s pretty common to have to take a list of objects (e.g. apples, bananas, oranges) and express theContinue reading “Nicely Formatted Lists with ListFormatter”