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The release of Swift 6 caused quite some discussion for those migrating their projects. I've seen several conference talks with slides showing hundreds of warnings and compiler errors after initially switching to Swift 6 language mode.
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Learn moreI recently linked to this news, but what if you want to know more about one of Apple’s latest open-sourced projects? Vincent Pradeilles dives into more details.
Sooner or later your app will need expandable sections. Gabriel Theodoropoulos does a great job explaining how they work and builds up nicely to multiple expandable sections that work together.
If you’ve been considering a macOS menu bar app, this article by Natalia Panferova will greatly help kickstart your project.
Scrollviews and pagination—they’ve always been a challenge! Fatbobman explains why they’re complicated and how the ScrollTargetBehavior protocol can help.
If you haven’t tried it out yet, it’s now time! GitHub Copilot for Xcode can level up your coding productivity. Even though Xcode has its predictive code completion in place, GitHub’s might be more complete.
Last week's Swift proposal state changes. Review-stage proposals are your chance to influence Swift's future.
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