👋🏼 Welcome to SwiftlyRush
So that's it, we're now embarking on a fresh new year ahead!
I hope you're feeling refreshed and reenergised ready for the year ahead and now is the perfect time to reflect from the past year and look at what 2023 looks like for you. Perhaps you're eager to get that next job, ready to start pushing for the next promotion in your existing career, or maybe to start writing articles or content. Whatever your ambitions are for the year ahead, write them down so you can always revisit them when you need to realign your priorities.
2023 is going to be busy for me. We have huge plans for the next edition of SwiftLeeds, and the cogs have already started turning as we commence the planning.
SwiftlyRush is going to get a brand new lick of paint so do keep an eye on that of course, I will always have goals to keep on writing new content and pushing my own boundaries in this space.
Let me know your goals and ambitions 💡
🥳 What's New
2022 is a Wrap
Read what my 2022 looked like! I have written down some of my year's key goals and reflections on some of the harder times.
🔥 Community News
ArraySlice with range operator and Prefix in Swift by Eric Callanan
This question is often one in an interview, and it is a great explanation as well!
Dependency Injection Container by JC Swift Unwrap
Dependency Injection was once upon a time the hot topic in the engineering community, and often people would be left confused or find it difficult to understand. You're probably taking advantage of DI without even realising it. I found this article super easy to digest and read through.
How to disable custom keyboards in iOS SwiftUI-based applications by Marco
Are you using custom keyboards in SwiftUI? It's not something I have explored yet but Marco explains a way to disable it (if required).
2023 Developer Journal Announcement by Josh Holtz
Josh, doesn't often write many articles, and this one popped up on my RSS feed, and I was quick to check. I actually think this is a great idea, summarising what you're going to work on in the year ahead which acts like motivation since you're publically announcing what you're working on; nice idea!
iOS development trends in review by Swift with Majid
Majid is summarising the iOS trends from 2022 and it's going to be interesting to see how these look in the year ahead, nevertheless a great read if you're interested in looking back.
💡 And Finally...
We have new Design Kits for iOS 16 😍