InCodeXbyTony Trejo·Sep 28I Tried SwiftUI’s New ArrangementView on iPhone DuoTesting Apple’s new adaptive layout API inside a real SwiftUI app, not just a demo with colored boxes
IniOS IC WeeklybyXiangyu·Sep 25What’s new in Swift 6.4’s from Apple’s engineersPlus the concurrency default the Swift team says it would have shipped first — still opt-in in 6.4 — and five more WWDC26 Swift Group Lab…A response icon1
Pavel Andreev·Sep 147 Swift Features That Will Let You Delete Code TomorrowEvery year Apple’s “What’s new in Swift” session drops thirty minutes of language features, and every year the recaps list them in the…
Jesus Perez Mojica (Mr. Hotfix)·Sep 10The Resizable iPhone Changes How We Should Think About SwiftUI LayoutiOS 27 turns adaptive layout from a nice cross-platform skill into a basic iPhone requirementA response icon2
Mike Salari·1d agoIn SwiftUI, update frequency decides where a dependency may liveA value that changes ten times a second cannot be injected like a settings flag. The injection point sets the blast radius.
IniOS IC WeeklybyXiangyu·1d agoTask-Local Dependency Injection in Swift: Scope Instead of a GraphWhat a @TaskLocal container guarantees, where the scope stops, and when an initializer still wins.
Santhosh Patkar·4d agoWhy GCD and OperationQueue Were Never Enough: The Case for Modern Swift ConcurrencyFor over a decade, iOS developers relied on Grand Central Dispatch (GCD) and OperationQueue to handle asynchronous work. We learned the…
Paresh J Thakor·Oct 3Swift’s indirect Keyword: Recursive Enums and Memory ManagementWhen building data structures like trees, linked lists or expression parsers in Swift, you may encounter a compiler error that reads…