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An exciting week as WWDC22 is announced by the Apple team.
I mentioned a few weeks ago how close we're to the Worldwide Developer Conference run by Apple and as mentioned, they have announced an online edition again this year. It's not a surprise, given the COVID situation in the US; however, they have announced a small gathering to watch the announcement; more news to follow on this.
I hope Apple will bring this conference back in person once again; the fact they're introducing a small gathering gives me hope they will do in the future, perhaps next year.
I am super excited to see what changes we'll be getting this year 😍
🥳 What's New
Loading an Image with AsyncImage() in SwiftUI
This week we're digging into AsyncImage() API provided within SwiftUI, gone are the days of using third-party libraries for downloading images, move-in AsyncImage().
🔥 Community News
Hot Reloading in Swift by Krzysztof Zabłocki
There are some really incredible insights in this article by Krzysztof, if you're interested in pulling apart your project to improve on compile-time, then I think you'll be amazed at this one.
SwiftUI Adaptive Stack Views
How do you adapt your SwiftUI layouts for varying dynamic type size and available horizontal space?
Understanding the difference between AppDelegate, SceneDelegate and SwiftUI's App protocol by Natascha Fadeeva
We're going back to basics here with Natascha, but I love to revisit articles like this so I don't forget the fundamentals, and for me when I read it again by someone else I always get a new perspective.
1942 Letter to My Grandfather from His Father by Brent Simmons
Well, this isn't technically related to iOS or software development but I have been reading Brent's articles for 5+ years. I always find his writing technique special. If you're interested in history and well, love for ancestry, then I highly recommend reading this one.
Zone sharing in CloudKit by Majid
I love a series, it means that you can cover a larger topic and not squeeze it inside a single article. It's something I want to do more of so watch this space. I have been following this series and I find it super insightful, especially because I have not done too much with CloudKit in my past.