| This week's SwiftLee Weekly covers: - Fight Google and Apple Reviews
- Agent Skills explained
- Inline arrays in Swift
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| THIS WEEK'S BLOG POSTAI development changes so fast, it's hard to keep up! I'm doing my best to dive in, but one step at a time. Before jumping into a new MCP, tool, or anything, I want to have the idea that I own the current workflow. One thing I've recently added are Agent Skills and they've had a major impact on the code quality of my agent tasks. I also decided to introduce a dedicated AI Development SwiftLee category, so expect more articles to come! And finally, the above article is also available as a YouTube video:  | |
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| CURATED FROM THE COMMUNITYGo in-depth on spring animations in SwiftUI with this detailed article from Create with Swift, full of demonstration videos.
createwithswift.com What if assets get duplicated by Swift packages? Paulo Andrade encountered this, explains the issue, and shares a solution.
pfandrade.me If you’ve used CloudKit, you know it can be frustrating sometimes. Not because it’s a bad API, but because it’s a challenging technology. Christian Selig is here to share his expertise.
christianselig.com New in Swift 6.2: Inline arrays. Designed to improve performance and memory efficiency. Not needed for everyone, but if you do need it, you can use this article by Sagar Unagar.
sagarunagar.com The new Liquid design on iOS has gotten a lot of opinionated feedback. The tab bar got a fresh design as well, and is customized by many apps already. Ryan Ashcraft dives deeper into this specific UI element.
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| SWIFT EVOLUTIONAn overview of last week's Swift Proposal state changes. Check them out when they're in review, as it's your opportunity to influence the direction of Swift's future. | |
| WHAT I'M WORKING ONFighting App ReviewsI couldn't really describe it differently. Last week, I tried to get my YouTube app approved for TestFlight. It got rejected because my Google OAuth app was not approved. That one got rejected because my app name was not valid according to Google's terms. So I found a new app name, purchased another domain, reconfigured everything, and submitted again. Rejected. My app was sending data to AI services, which is not allowed according to Google's terms. Long story short: my Google OAuth app is now approved and I'm working towards the first TestFlight build for my new app called Vydio. For those following my YouTube series on this app: I'm recording a fresh update video on all of this later this week! | |
| UNTIL NEXT TIMEContinue your Swift development journeyI hope you've enjoyed this week's content. You don't have to wait till next Tuesday for more insights, I share every day on these channels: {% if subscriber.rh_reflink != blank %}Or earn lifetime access to RocketSim & my Swift Concurrency Course by becoming an affiliate of my newsletter.{% endif %} Thank you so much for your support, and until next Tuesday, Antoine | |
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