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The organic growing newsletter 🫶🏼
I do enjoy writing this newsletter; it's become part of my life writing down the thoughts from the past week and what's exciting within the community; it forces me to read regular articles from members of the community, but it also means that I can braindump my thoughts on things happening.
I never thought, however, that it would grow quite as well as it has, perhaps it's interesting after all. We now have over 500 people subscribed, and this has all been organically grown, in fact, the only way people find this is either through Twitter, LinkedIn or my website.
However, it really made me smile last week (the week I totally forgot to hit the send button) when I started receiving emails asking "Where is the newsletter" it truly means that people are expecting this to land in their inbox at 12 AM on the dot.
On the 80th edition, I wanted to say Thank You, for reading and engaging with my content, each day I have to pinch myself to make sure this is all real.
Have a great week ahead ❤️
🔥 Community News
Tips for designers for working with native mobile apps by Thongchai Kolyutsakul
This is a great article with many tips around designing for native mobile apps, I often think it's a topic not covered much so great to see articles like this coming out.
Mastering ScrollView in SwiftUI. Scroll Position by Majid
This week we will continue the series of posts dedicated to mastering ScrollView. Today we will talk about a set of new options for controlling the scroll content position of a ScrollView in SwiftUI.
Configuring SwiftData in a SwiftUI app
Learn how SwiftData works and how you can configure and utilize the framework in a SwiftUI application to query and manipulate data in a delarative manner.
WWDC23 Core Data Lab Notes by Keith Harrison
Keith attended some Core Data Labs run by Apple during WWDC23 and has added some incredibly useful notes from attending those. If you're using SwiftUI & Core Data this is for you!
Generate RESTful APIs with Swift in 2023 by Marco
Marco is exploring using a framework known as Swift Open API Generator, and it's the first time I have seen this. I could see how this could be incredibly useful for generating mock servers or APIs to start building the client quickly.
💡 And Finally...
Have you seen that we're starting to release the 17 speakers for SwiftLeeds?