Throwing properties and custom subscripts that throw allows us to catch failures from read-only accessors and handle unhappy paths.

The @AppStorage property wrapper allows reading and writing user defaults easily, while monitoring changes to redraw SwiftUI Views.

A deep dive into the latest environment value!

A tour on the 50+ public environment values.

Hi everyone, my name is Vitaly, and I am an iOS developer in the Messenger unit in Tinkoff. Today we will talk about what Dependency…

Learn how to make network requests using async/await in Swift, and also find out what are the benefits it brings.

SwiftUI became very powerful during the last WWDC. We gained many new features, and one of them was a brand new FocusState property wrapper. FocusState property wrapper allows us to read and write the current focus position in the view hierarchy. This week…

Learn how the @TaskLocal property wrapper can be used to share data across different concurrent tasks.

Hide and show list content in SwiftUI.

How we can now use Swift’s very convenient “dot syntax” to refer to protocol-conforming types, and how that improves some of SwiftUI’s styling APIs.

Apple today announced a number of changes coming to the App Store that, pending court approval, will resolve a class action suit from US developers.

Today we are open sourcing Custom Dump, a collection of tools for debugging, diffing, and testing your application’s data structures.

A SwiftUI anti-pattern

We dive into Swift's new async APIs and implement async sequences for chunking and decompressing data.

The work of writing maintainable code is an ongoing endeavor and some of my favorite problems to solve are ones that build maintainable systems. Maintainable systems are ones you can learn once, easily manipulate, and ideally take from project to project.…

In The Archive, people relying on character composition to enter their text noticed that the auto-saving routing got in the way and aborted the composable editing mode. This affects e.g. Chinese or Japanese ...

Learn How To Use VIPER in SwiftUI

A tip shared by Ole Begemann some time ago to check if your workarounds in Swift have been fixed has been super helpful. With Swift, the compiler helps you out a bunch — why not use that to make sure you check if certain bugs have been fixed in newer versions…

Learn how to use Tuist to create and manage complex Xcode projects and workspaces on-the-fly.