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Challenging Aspects of Structured Concurrency in Swift (Part 2)
Structured concurrency in the form of Async/Await has come to the Swift language. While it brings great power and understanding to writing asynchronous code, it does come with some "gotchas." In Part 2, we examine some issues working with structured concurrency.
Challenging Aspects of Structured Concurrency in Swift (Part 1)
Structured concurrency in the form of Async/Await has come to the Swift language. While it brings great power and understanding to writing asynchronous code, it does come with some "gotchas." In Part 1, we examine the difficulties of actors conforming to protocols.
SwiftCurrent vs. The Coordinator Pattern
Let's explore how SwiftCurrent stacks up against the Coordinator pattern.
WWDC 2021: 10,000-Foot Overview
WWDC 2021 brought a lot of new changes from Apple, ranging from an increased focus on privacy to major changes in the Swift programming language to App Review Guideline updates. We've watched the 100 hours or so of sessions, and this article is going to distill that information down to what is relevant.
Creating Your Own Custom Combine Operator
There's still lots to explore about Combine (Apple's reactive framework). It certainly has a ton of potential and you can get very far by using just what Apple provides. In this article, we'll explore creating our own custom operator, complete with tests!
Creating a Fluent API for HTTP Stubbing in Swift
Creating network stubs can sometimes be challenging. This is especially true when you have the same endpoint that needs to return different responses at different times. This fluent wrapper makes this process a lot easier and can help you with much simpler stubbing in the future.
Redux Swift UI
In the iOS development community, Apple's introduction of SwiftUI at 2019's WWDC was a breakthrough new declarative UI framework that will fundamentally change how we build apps. But while SwiftUI gives us a clear new way of more cleanly separating UI code from business logic by reactively updating to data and state changes, it's up to us to determine how best to manage the state data that we give to SwiftUI.
Using GeometryReader in SwiftUI to Build Relative Layouts
Understand how GeometryReader can be used to create relative layouts.