Recently I was in the middle of working on code where I wanted a type to require @MainActor since the type was an ObservaleObject and makes sense if it always publishes changes on the MainActor. Th…

Using the OSLog framework for logging in your Apps? How do you retrieve those logs at runtime?

Buttons in macOS windows both activate a background window and perform the button action with one click. That so-called click-through behavior breaks with almost all SwiftUI button styles, including custom ones. Here is a fix.

Notifications are crucial for keeping users engaged with your app. Almost all of my apps provide notifications that not only launch the app but also navigate to different parts of the app. Today, I want to share how I build deep links for local notifications…

Swift 5.9 (WWDC23) introduced Macros to make your codebase more expressive and easier to read. In this article, I'll go over why swift macros exist, how they work and how you can easily set up one of your own.

Learn how to create SwiftUI shapes out of SVG images.

The challenges and tradeoffs in modularizing Foodnoms into more than two dozen Swift packages.

Swift 5 updates have been slowly building up to the release of Swift 6. Some of the major updates have been the addition of async/await…

An example of how we do it in the Medium iOS Application

To use Swift concurrency successfully, you have learn to think in terms of isolation. It is the foundational mechanism the compiler uses to reason about and prevent data races. All variables and functions have it. The thing is, isolation is really different…

With Swift 5.10, the compiler can correctly find all possible sources of data races. But, there are still quite a few sharp edges and usability issues with concurrency. Swift 6 is going to come with many language changes that will help. In fact, there are…

In my first post in this series, I said that Swift 5.10 can correctly find all possible sources of data races. But, I kind of lied! It turns out there is actually a pretty significant isolation hole in that version. But it gets a little more complicated,…

I got a little worked up the other day about, shocking I know, Swift concurrency. So I posted this:

How to get ready for Swift 6's new import access level feature and make sure that you are not caught by surprise by the breaking changes that come with it.

Learn how Swift’s actors can cause issues once you start adding async functions to them. This is called actor reentrancy and this post teaches you everything you need to know.

If you’re keen on reading about what’s new in Swift or learn about all the cool things that are coming up, you’re probably following several folks in the iOS community that keep track and tell you…

Visualize your data into a Bar Chart using Swift Charts in SwiftUI. Split up your data into groups, and change the colors.

Explore common enum mistakes in Swift and learn best practices to enhance code reliability and maintainability for iOS development.

Calling all Swift developers who are eager to harness the power of Swift on the server-side! Join the Swift Server Working Group for their online meetup, where you'll connect with fellow enthusiasts, dive into the latest advancements and best practices in…