Issue 154
Feb 14, 2023

Tjeerd In 'T Veen explains a technique we use at WeTransfer: creating readable & reusable UI Testing methods.

I enjoyed reading how Pol Piella used the App Store Connect API to trigger Xcode Cloud workflows. He explains how you can use these specific API endpoints by using the AppStoreConnect-Swift-SDK.

Merging multiple Swift Charts comes with challenges like managing axis labels. Paul Peelen tells how you can solve these problems by sharing code examples joined by visuals.

Sparsh Paliwal demonstrates the power of SF Symbols using a beautiful application. If you’re new to these symbols: I wrote a detailed guide earlier so you can start using them.

As an app developer, it’s essential to be aware of semantic colors. Like Chris explains, they’re an excellent start for adding Dark Mode support to your app. While at Chris’ blog, you might also want to read about using environment values for stylesheets.

Did you know you can use VoiceOver on macOS to test VoiceOver support in the iOS Simulator? Voice-Over works a bit differently than on iOS, but there’s no better person to explain how it works than Bas Broek.

Getting better at creating qualitative Pull Requests is essential, and Danijela Vrzan helps us with this article. I always love adding MP4s, GIFs, or images to GitHub using RocketSim, and I also prefer to add in-line comments. The latter forces me to self-review the PR, often resulting in finding improvements before others indicate.

How about some extra help when writing Swift code?