👋🏼 Welcome to SwiftlyRush
The iPhone 14 Pro feels so much more powerful.
I was currently using an iPhone 12 Pro, and I didn't expect vast amounts of differences, mainly software improvements, but actually, it feels significantly different.
The display feels much crisper and so does the scrolling; I completely forgot about the improvements Apple made with this in the iPhone 13 Pro.
It's interesting because if somebody asked me a few days ago if they should upgrade, I would of likely talked them and probably myself from upgrading; however, I have vastly changed my mind. It does feel like a great upgrade.
In other news, I look forward to meeting you all at SwiftLeeds this week, albeit you're receiving this email a day after the event but writing it a few days before. It overwhelms me when I hear people speak about SwiftLeeds because if you asked me a few years ago, I was expecting small amounts of interest, but this year we have sold out 300 capacity venues and with further interest.
This is overwhelming, and I can't describe how excited I am to be the person delivering this value to the community; if you're interested to hear what people say, take a listen at this Twitter space.
🥳 What's New
Implementing a SwiftUI Video
This isn't a new article but I made some updates that are worth checking out.
🔥 Community News
Swift Package Manager supports Git Submodules
I had an idea this was possible, but it's not something I have explored. This is interesting though because Git Submodules can prove useful within your project setup. Marco, explains how this is possible!
Control your GPU fan speeds while connecting to your machine via SSH by Andrey Volodin
This isn't relevant to iOS development, but I found the article interesting. Did you know you can control your GPU fan speeds via SSH?
How to remove nil elements from an array in Swift by Sarun
Sarun is on a mission to cover all the iOS and Swift topics, including SwiftUI. But I love how he is covering all the basics, too, because I think it's essential to keep the basics fresh in mind. Including this one, removing nil elements from an Array.
Easy simulator data access by Paul Samuels
We have all been there accessing data from the Simulator, right? Well Paul is using a way to easily access this data by moving the folder structure around, I love this idea!
Using URLSession with async/await in Swift by Natascha Fadeeva
Not every article would be helpful for you day to day, but this one certainly is. If you're using URLSession (which you probably are doing) then you can easily switch to using Async/Await using the method provided by Tanaschita.
💡 And Finally...
Consider this when running your next interview?