Universal Links implementation on iOS
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SwiftLee Weekly #271
Testing SwiftUI views · What's new in Swift 6.2? · Using Model Context Protocol on iOS
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Using Model Context Protocol in iOS apps
Using a Model Context Protocol (MCP) might sound new to you, but I expect many apps to do so over the upcoming months. This is an excellent introduction to the topic with helpful code examples.
Debug crashes in iOS using MetricKit
I love MetricKit and even used it inside Diagnostics to enrich data (see my article). This article describes another helpful way to use MetricKit data for crashes.
What's new in Swift 6.2?
Many proposals have already been accepted into Swift 6.2, and while it’s not even released, this is an excellent write-up on what to expect. I covered the concurrency changes not long ago, and this article covers all other features as well!
Can You use PreferenceKeys for Testing SwiftUI Views
I curate articles every week, and I don’t often see people explore testing SwiftUI views. Here’s an interesting approach: using preference keys.
Concurrency-Safe Testing in Swift 6.1 with @TaskLocal and Test Scoping
In general, I don’t expect many to use task local values for production code. However, for testing purposes, this is an excellent example that can work well!
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