Swift Weekly - Issue #180

Swift Crypto is a new Swift package that brings the fantastic APIs of Apple CryptoKit to the wider Swift community. This will allow Swift developers, regardless of the platform on which they deploy their applications, to access these APIs for a common set of cryptographic operations.

The first beta of Swift 5.2 just landed with Xcode 11.4 beta, and it includes a handful of language changes alongside reductions in code size and memory usage, plus a new diagnostic architecture architecture that will help you diagnose errors faster.

Autofocusing a TextField is something that can’t be done with SwiftUI alone currently. Dave Nott explains a workaround.

Let’s explore two of Swift 5.2’s new features, that both give the language some really interesting capabilities from a functional programming perspective.

You are on a Mac and want to run or test one of your SwiftPM packages on Linux? Here’s a quick how-to, using Docker.

A post about how to use Swift and JavaScript to communicate between the iOS WKWebView and the website

In this article, Majid writes about building reactive ViewModels using Combine framework as a successor to UIKit ViewModels.

Sarun with a short article about gradients in SwiftUI and how you can create linear, radial and angular gradients.

Learn how to use SwiftUI and Firebase to build a real-world app. This is the second part of an article, where Peter Friese replicates the iOS Reminders app.

All the talks from Swiftable 2019 which took place in Buenos Aires.

After a few months spent delving into SwiftUI, the objc.io folks decided to write a short book: it’s called Thinking in SwiftUI. Since SwiftUI is still in its early days, the book focuses on the concepts behind the framework that they believe are essential to understand.

A source code analyzer for Swift projects.

Type safe url pattern matching without regular expressions and arguments type mismatches based on parser combinators. - ilyapuchka/URLFormat