Xcode Xcode 8 features Color and image literals
Example
Xcode 8 will automatically recognize any images you’ve got in an Asset Catalog and offer them up as a suggestion inside of a UIImage initializer.
So you could basically declare a new variable and then add an asset name that you have added to your asset catalog. For example let img = dog. img does now contain the image of dog that´s in the asset catalog.
Under the hood it’s creating code that looks like this: #imageLiteral(resourceName: "dog.png"). But inline in the source editor, you’ll just see the file name of the image.
So you could do this now imageView.image = img.
Note that you need to click on the instellisense suggestion so that you see a thumbnail of the image in the code and then the image name.
