15.5 Summary
In this section, you learned about modules in Swift, which enable code sharing between different projects in a standardized way. Modules offer various advantages, such as reusability, organization, encapsulation, compilation speed, and dependency management.
Modules come in two main flavors: They can be published either as binary frameworks or as open-source packages.
Frameworks are coded and built within the source project and imported as a binary file into the target project.
Packages, on the other hand, are coded within the source project and typically published to a code platform like GitHub. To import the package to the target project, you typically use Swift Package Manager, which also offers convenient features such as ...
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