👋🏼 Welcome to SwiftlyRush
Have you ever done any major building work? 👷🏼♂️
I haveren't until now and I just want to share with you it's not fun 😂 We had visions of how we wanted our house for more than 6 years since we bought the house but it's not something we wanted to do quickly or rush into so we took our time planning and really crafting exactly how we wanted our home to function.
Well, we're 3 months into the build and it's really starting to take shape but today is the day they're breaking into the existing house and let me tell you, stressful is an understatement.
But, you have to look past it, I am very excited to have a dedicated office space to really build my products and work fully from home 😍
Have a great week ahead!
🔥 Community News
Bad practice: not using throwing tests by Vincent Pradeilles
I have previously linked to this by Vincent but I love the video animations that Vincent is doing, it's another level of learning in my opinion, I found this visually useful!
Examples of Use Cases in Swift by Sam Stone
In my opinion, these style of articles are very clever and smart by Sam Stone, showing you possible use cases for various activities in your app, for example requesting Camera Permissions or similar.
Thread safety in Swift with actors by Majid
Actors is the new Swift language feature, making your types thread-safe. This week, we will learn how to use actors and their benefits over locks. We will also discuss actor reentrancy, the main confusing point of using actors.
App Intent driven development in Swift and SwiftUI by Antoine van der Lee
By defining your actions and data as an App Intent, your code becomes reusable for both system-level services as your main app.
How to get Root view controller in Swift by Sarun
In this article, I will show you a quick and dirty way to get a root view controller in an iOS app.