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Squirrel: Web Framework in Swift
Klembara, Filip ; Bobák, Petr (referee) ; Herout, Adam (advisor)
The goal of this thesis is to create a Swift framework that allows to create web applications and is easy to use, works with the MongoDB database, offers custom templates, minimizes the need for key-value programming, and uses Swift 4. I have solved the problem by implementing server application, which is working with my framework. I used generic programming and Codable protocol, which allows simple data serialization. The created solution provides an environment for creating web applications for all Swift-supported Linux distributions. The benefit of this work is to simplify the development of web applications for Swift developers.
Framework for Data Synchronization in the Context of Apple User Applications
Klembara, Filip ; Smrčka, Aleš (referee) ; Hrubý, Martin (advisor)
The goal of this thesis is to design and implement a library for data synchronization between multiple client's devices in the context of the ecosystem of a single application targeting the iOS, iPadOS or MacOS operating system. The work focuses on the simple integration of the library into existing applications using the Realm database system and on the simple way to connect the user interface with the synchronization process. I solved the chosen problem by designing a synchronization protocol primarily based on log synchronization to distribute changes between the client and the server, implementing a library to monitor changes in the client's database and distribute them to the server, and implementing a server library to integrate received changes and distribute them with help of notifications. The solution provides an easy way to implement data synchronization between multiple devices using custom database server and with the ability to define how to handle new changes of objects presented in the user interface during the synchronization. Created library can be quickly and easily integrated and thus effectively speed up the application development process.
Framework for Data Synchronization in the Context of Apple User Applications
Klembara, Filip ; Smrčka, Aleš (referee) ; Hrubý, Martin (advisor)
The goal of this thesis is to design and implement a library for data synchronization between multiple client's devices in the context of the ecosystem of a single application targeting the iOS, iPadOS or MacOS operating system. The work focuses on the simple integration of the library into existing applications using the Realm database system and on the simple way to connect the user interface with the synchronization process. I solved the chosen problem by designing a synchronization protocol primarily based on log synchronization to distribute changes between the client and the server, implementing a library to monitor changes in the client's database and distribute them to the server, and implementing a server library to integrate received changes and distribute them with help of notifications. The solution provides an easy way to implement data synchronization between multiple devices using custom database server and with the ability to define how to handle new changes of objects presented in the user interface during the synchronization. Created library can be quickly and easily integrated and thus effectively speed up the application development process.
Squirrel: Web Framework in Swift
Klembara, Filip ; Bobák, Petr (referee) ; Herout, Adam (advisor)
The goal of this thesis is to create a Swift framework that allows to create web applications and is easy to use, works with the MongoDB database, offers custom templates, minimizes the need for key-value programming, and uses Swift 4. I have solved the problem by implementing server application, which is working with my framework. I used generic programming and Codable protocol, which allows simple data serialization. The created solution provides an environment for creating web applications for all Swift-supported Linux distributions. The benefit of this work is to simplify the development of web applications for Swift developers.

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