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Value and Type parameter packs in Swift explained with examples
Type parameter packs and value parameter packs allow you to write a generic function that accepts an arbitrary number of ...
App Intent driven development in Swift and SwiftUI
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If and switch expressions in Swift
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Value and Type parameter packs in Swift explained with examples
Type parameter packs and value parameter packs allow you to write a generic function that accepts an arbitrary number of ...
App Intent driven development in Swift and SwiftUI
App Intent driven development can help you architect your code for reusability. An app intent allows you to define an ...
If and switch expressions in Swift
Swift 5.9 introduced if and switch expressions that allow you to write shorter code by omitting the return keyword. The ...
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App Intents Spotlight integration using Shortcuts
App Intents have been new since iOS 16 and offer a programmatic way to service your app's content and functionality ...
ContentUnavailableView: Handling Empty States in SwiftUI
ContentUnavailableView is a SwiftUI view introduced in iOS 17 during WWDC 2023. It allows you to handle cases of networking ...
Universal Links implementation on iOS
Universal Links allow you to link to content inside your app when a user opens a particular URL. Webpages will ...
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@Published risks and usage explained with code examples
@Published is one of the property wrappers in SwiftUI that allows us to trigger a view redraw whenever changes occur ...
RunLoop.main vs DispatchQueue.main: The differences explained
RunLoop.main and DispatchQueue.main are often used as schedulers within Combine. During code reviews, I often encounter inconsistency in using one ...
PassthroughSubject vs. CurrentValueSubject explained
PassthroughSubject and CurrentValueSubject are two types from the Combine framework that conforms to the Subject protocol. Both are very similar ...
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How to observe NSManagedObject changes in Core Data using Combine
Observing changes in Core Data NSManagedObject instances with Combine publishers can be a great solution to keep your user interface ...
Data validation on insertion, update, and deletion in Core Data
Data validation in apps is important to make sure we save data conforming to the business rules. A name should ...
Derived Attributes to improve Core Data Fetch Performance
Derived attributes are available since iOS 13 and aim to improve fetch performance in many different scenarios. Although we have ...
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Build performance analysis for speeding up Xcode builds
Build performance can be analyzed in Xcode to speed up your builds. This can quickly speed up your workflow and ...
Xcode Debug Console Tour: Exploring All Options
The Xcode Debug Console allows you, as a developer, to explore logs and debug issues with your apps. All your ...
Localization testing in Xcode
Localization testing becomes vital if your apps are localized in multiple languages. You want to ensure your UI looks good ...
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OSLog and Unified logging as recommended by Apple
OSLog is a replacement for print, and NSLog and Apple's recommended way of logging. It has different logging levels, like ...
Network Extension Debugging on macOS
A Network Extension on macOS allows you to create content filters, DNS proxies, and more. They integrate nicely into the ...
Deadlocks in Swift explained: detecting and solving
Deadlocks in Swift can make your app hang, causing a frustrating situation for both you and your users. Your app ...
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OSLog and Unified logging as recommended by Apple
OSLog is a replacement for print, and NSLog and Apple's recommended way of logging. It has different logging levels, like ...
Location Simulation in Xcode’s Simulator
Location Simulation is a critical feature for apps that provide location access. You want to mimic the environment of real ...
Testing push notifications on the iOS simulator
Testing push notifications in the iOS simulator make adding support for remote notifications much more effortless. You often must iterate ...
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Build performance analysis for speeding up Xcode builds
Build performance can be analyzed in Xcode to speed up your builds. This can quickly speed up your workflow and ...
10 Tips to Get Your App Featured on the App Store
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Xcode Simulator Directories Exploration
Xcode Simulator directories allow you to find related files for your app. Unlike on a real device, you can access ...
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