Give your simulator superpowers

RocketSim: An Essential Developer Tool
as recommended by Apple

Issue 39
Jul 04, 4691

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THIS WEEK'S BLOG POST
Improving readability can speed up your development as you can easier navigate through (larger) classes and structs. This week's blog post covers the different kinds of // MARK: comments you can add to your code to add chapters to the Xcode methods navigator.

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TWEET OF THE WEEK
More often than we probably do we should visit the Human Interface Guidelines to stay up to date on what Apple recommends on their platforms. Shihab shares this neat little trick to quickly open it from Xcode.

CURATED FROM THE COMMUNITY
It's the little things in life that make us happy. This is something I will likely enjoy and it makes much sense to me as well, as I was always looking for those numbers for RocketSim.
It's time to sign up for the App Store Small Business Program. You need to submit your enrollment by December 18, 2020, at 10 a.m. PST to receive program benefits by January 1, 2021.
Dominik Hauser shows us the hidden potential behind Xcode with an overview of features you might not know yet.
Although you need to subscribe to watch this episode, I feel like this a great example of what you will get. This episode dives deep into String performance and might teach you even more than that.
Happening again this Saturday. If you can, you want to join this event organized by Allen W and hang out with fellow developers with the same interest!
There are many reasons already to follow Paul Hudson on Twitter but this month there's another one: Daily Swift Tips. Smaller but very useful tips you can directly start using.
After Donny Wals wrote his successful book on Combine, he now started the presale of his book on Core Data. Until the release, you'll be good here but once it's available it's another great resource to learn more about Core Data.

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