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Swift Concurrency was brand new when I first wrote this article in 2023. This week, I revisited the article and brought it back up to date. One key learning I’ve added: @MainActor does not guarantee execution on the main thread.
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Learn moreThis article reminds me of the time I wrote many Core Data articles and is full of insights into how you can track data changes in both Core Data and Swift Data.
Did you know you can mark SwiftUI elements on the screen to be hidden during a screen capture? This can be especially useful if you have sensitive content on-screen.
In Xcode 16, Apple quietly introduced the ability to format your Swift files using Swift Format. Note: This is not Nick Lockwood’s Swift Format, but Apple’s swift-format. This article describes how you can get started.
Did you know you can check out Swift language source code? Jacob shares an example of the dump() method, but there’s more to explore.
Is Swift too complex? Looking at this article and the examples of hacks in Swift’s codebase to solve specific issues makes you think it is. I feel like it will always remain a discussion among developers. My opinion? Yes, it has many complex features, but you don’t have to use them all, making your environment less complex.
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