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It's been a while since I wrote the first version of this article. Swift enums are well-known in their basics, but do you know how to use the fallthrough keyword? Or statements like guard case and if case?
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Learn moreThis article briefly overviews new SwiftUI TextField APIs, like controlling the scrolling axis when text becomes too long.
Have you ever wondered why you can’t handle ranges like arrays in Swift? I did, and this article finally explained the reasoning behind it.
The Geometry Effect in SwiftUI can be tricky to grasp, especially when it comes to learning how to use it effectively. This article does an excellent job of breaking it down and includes a practical example to help you get started.
App size plays a crucial role as your app scales. While it’s not as critical as it once was, it’s still important to monitor. This article highlights the TPBank app as an example, showcasing how they tackled size growth through a mix of simple and more advanced strategies.
Any article covering concurrency is helpful now that we’re transitioning to Swift 6. Matt does a great job explaining many different concurrency concepts, and now wrote a new step-by-step introduction article.
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