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New Feature in Xcode 14 – Inserting Code Automatically To Codable Types Using Auto-Completion
Learn how to let Xcode 14 auto-complete all the necessary code in Codable types when they don’t conform automatically to it.
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Does SwiftUI View Not Compile? Time To Start Making It Lighter
Read about an actual issue in SwiftUI met in a real project making it impossible to compile, and a useful working solution to get around it.
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Iterating Through Enum Cases With CaseIterable In Swift
It’s often needed to get enum cases as an array and iterate through them, something that’s really easy in Swift and this post shows how.
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Playing With SwiftUI – Implementing A Customizable And Animatable Circled Checkmark View
Go through a detailed making of a customizable view that displays an animated checkmark in SwiftUI meeting various techniques along the way.
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In-Out Parameters In Swift Functions
Read about the in-out parameters in Swift functions and find out how to mutate provided arguments if necessary inside functions.
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Implementing A Simple Timer Wrapper In Swift
Go through the implementation of a simple wrapper around Timer in Swift, and see how small solutions like that can enhance the coding process.
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Enumerating and Counting Text Components in Swift
Meet a built-in API that allows to enumerate substrings and count text components such as words and paragraphs easily in Swift.
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Fetching Remote Data With Async/Await In Recent And Older System Versions
Learn how to use the new async/await pattern in order to fetch remote data both in recent and in older system versions.
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Navigation View Style in SwiftUI
Read about how to change the default navigation view style in SwiftUI using a view modifier, and override the default behavior.
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Using Custom Strongly Typed Values For Better Coding in Swift
Write safer and more comprehensive code in Swift by implementing and using custom strongly typed values, avoiding potential unwanted problems.