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After covering the #expect macro before, we’re now ready to dive into its companion: the #require macro. While you don’t need it to write tests, it’s a game changer when it comes down to writing self-explanatory tests.
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Learn moreExplore the world of view transitions in SwiftUI with this comprehensive guide. Learn how to create smooth and engaging transitions between views, enhancing the user experience in your iOS apps. The article covers various transition types and provides practical examples to help you implement them effectively.
A new open-sourced framework called Monarch allows you to write efficient migrations. It’s hard to make your app’s data layer perfect for the future, so migrations are probably always needed at some point. This library might be a great outcome.
You might not even heard about expedited reviews before, but it’s a great escape route when a critical bug appears. This article provides valuable insights into when it's appropriate to request an expedited review, how to make a compelling case, and what to expect from the process.
Dive deep into the world of KeyPaths in Swift with this extensive guide. Learn how to leverage KeyPaths for more flexible and reusable code, understand their syntax and usage, and explore advanced techniques. This article is perfect for developers looking to enhance their Swift programming skills and write more efficient code.
I’ve seen Hidde van der Ploeg do a live design roast at SwiftLeeds this month and he’s now turning this roasting into a service. It’s a great opportunity to get design critique and inspiration on how to improve your app.
Last week's Swift proposal state changes. Review-stage proposals are your chance to influence Swift's future.
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