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I'm working hard on my Swift Concurrency Course, and AppDevCon talk on concurrency. While Swift Concurrency can be daunting, it's often because we don't fully understand the foundational concept. A part of this is understanding what Structured Concurrency really means and how it helps us write easier-to-maintain asynchronous code.
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Learn moreThe List element in SwiftUI is easy to use but can become slower when used at a larger scale. If performance becomes an issue, this article by Natalia Panferova can help.
Animate elements in a list using the scroll transition modifier in SwiftUI. The videos in this article make the code examples easier to follow. (Note: You might need to click on the video elements; there are no controls, but they exist!)
Speaking of animations: the Animatable protocol can help you out when a SwiftUI animation doesn’t work as expected. The article shows an example of such and a working code example that solves it accordingly.
MVVME: Model-View-ViewModel-Enum. Jokes aside, enums can be a great alternative to structures for lightweight view models, and Jordan Morgan explains how.
Last week's Swift proposal state changes. Review-stage proposals are your chance to influence Swift's future.
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