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Apple’s launch this past June of Swift, a new programming language for writing iOS apps, created a great deal of buzz and excitement throughout the iOS developer community. Since its launch, many iOS developers have been struggling with the question of if, how, and when to transition from Objective-C to Swift. The answer to that question will of course be different for every team and every project.

$(document).click(function (e) {}); or $(window).click(function (e) {}); will work perfectly on IE, Firefox and Chrome. But it won't work in iPhone and iPad Safari except some elements. Since by default "DIVs" are not "clickable" elements we have to makes iOS treat it as clickable. The problem is iPhones dont raise click events. They raise "touch" events. A small work around is to make the element clickable using CSS. So you need to add