Swift

Marking pieces of code as available or unavailable per platform or version is required in the ever-changing landscape of app ...
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Self-documenting code helps explain a piece of code to other developers on a project without the need for actual documentation ...
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Tasks in Swift are part of the concurrency framework introduced at WWDC 2021. A task allows us to create a ...
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Guard statements in Swift allow us to implement checks into our code that prevents the current scope from continuing. When ...
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Reflection in Swift allows us to use the Mirror API to inspect and manipulate arbitrary values at runtime. Even though ...
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An app update-notifier promotes a new app update to your users. Using a notifier will get better adoption rates with ...
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Composition and inheritance are both fundamental programming techniques when working in object-oriented programming languages. You've likely been using both patterns ...
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Property Wrappers in Swift allow you to extract common logic in a distinct wrapper object. This new technique appeared at ...
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Async await is part of the new structured concurrency changes that arrived in Swift 5.5 during WWDC 2021. Concurrency in ...
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SE-313 introduced the nonisolated and isolated keywords as part of adding actor isolation control. Actors are a new way of ...
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Building apps all goes well in the beginning. You're developing an app from scratch; it's stable and runs perfectly fine ...
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Race conditions and data races are similar but have a few significant differences you should know. Both terms are often ...
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