Swift Weekly - Issue #175

Learn how to use the Thread Sanitizer to catch Data Races in Swift. Fix flaky tests and weird crashes and see Data Race examples in Swift.

A look at an obscure, little collection type that challenges our fundamental distinctions between Array, Set, and Dictionary.

In this post, Derik Ramirez will show you how to use Swift Package Manager’s SPMUtility module, and especially ArgumentParser to parse arguments for your swift command-line tools.

Xcode 11 introduces a new way to test optionals in your tests. Sarun shows you the new XCTUnwrap method.

This week, John Sundell takes a look at a few core language features that enable us to design really lightweight APIs in Swift, and how we can use them to make a feature or system much more capable through the power of composition.

If you find yourself trying to modify the state of view while its body is computed, this article shows you what you can do and what you shouldn’t do.

In this weeks article, Majid will show you the main differences between UIKit and SwiftUI development and argues that you have to change your mindset to use SwiftUI.

Alexey Naumov explains how you can handle programmatic navigation in SwiftUI projects to implement deep links.

Ctrl Group builds digital products for patients, healthcare practitioners and researchers to gather evidence and provide better care. We’re looking for an iOS engineer to join our team in London, or work remotely as part of our distributed team.

All the talks from this year’s #Pragma Conference which took place in Bologna, Italy in October.

Two free videos exploring Apple’s new Combine framework, its core components, and how to integrate it in your code.

Elegant iOS form builder in Swift.

FSPagerView is an elegant Screen Slide Library. It is extremely helpful for making Banner View