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Define the scope and requirements: Start by defining the goals and objectives of the development framework for iOS using Swift. This should include an analysis of target users, features, and technical requirements.

Choose a development platform: Decide on the development platform for building the iOS framework using Swift. This could be Xcode, a third-party IDE, or a cloud-based development environment.

Design the architecture: Create a high-level plan for the iOS framework that includes the overall structure, modules, and components.

Set up the development environment: Configure the development environment, including setting up Xcode project, installing required libraries, and integrating any third-party services.

Write code: Write the code that will form the basis of the iOS framework, adhering to established coding conventions, standards, and best practices.

Test: Test the framework for bugs, performance issues, and compatibility with different environments and devices.

Document the framework: Document the code, architecture, and any relevant usage guidelines or best practices.

Publish the framework: Publish the iOS framework to a code repository or package manager, with clear documentation and instructions for other developers.

Maintain the framework: Regularly update the framework with bug fixes, performance improvements, and new features and functionalities, ensuring compatibility with the latest versions of iOS and Swift.