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Generics in Swift explained with code examples
Generics in Swift allows you to write generic and reusable code, avoiding duplication. A generic type or function creates constraints for the current scope, requiring input values to conform to these requirements. You’ve probably been using generic implementations already since they’re all over the place in the Swift standard library. Though, using them in your …
Existential any in Swift explained with code examples
Existential any allows you to define existential types in Swift by prefixing a type with the any keyword. In short, an existential means “any type, but conforming to protocol X.” Any and AnyView have different purposes, which I explain in my article AnyObject, Any, and any: When to use which?. In this article, I’ll explain …
Some keyword in Swift: Opaque types explained with code examples
The some keyword in Swift declares opaque types, and Swift 5.1 introduced it with support for opaque result types. Many engineers experience working with opaque types for the first time when writing a body of a SwiftUI view. Though, it’s often unclear what some keyword does and when to use them in other places. With …
Using NavigationLink programmatically based on binding in SwiftUI
NavigationLink in SwiftUI allows pushing a new destination view on a navigation controller. You can use NavigationLink in a list or decide to push a view programmatically. The latter enables you to trigger a new screen from a different location in your view. Allowing to push a new screen onto a navigation stack is as …
App Icon Generator is no longer needed with Xcode 14
An App Icon Generator generates all required app icon sizes based on a single-size icon input file. Creating and dragging all those app icons into Xcode is often tiresome since we’ve all asked ourselves: “Why can’t Xcode just generate the sizes for us based on a single file?” Well, there’s good news! During WWDC 2022, …
Increase App Ratings by using SKStoreReviewController
SKStoreReviewController allows asking your users for App Store ratings from within the app. Positive ratings can help your app stand out in the App Store and attract more users. Conversions can increase when you ask the user for a rating at the right time. While implementing rating requests is easy, it can become more complex …
Markdown rendering using Text in SwiftUI
SwiftUI comes with built-in markdown support for text, making it easy to transform the text into bold, italic, and other formats. iOS 15 and SwiftUI 3 introduced support taking away the need to combine text weight for similar results. Markdown isn’t wholly supported (more on that later), but many features like bold, italic, and links …
Memory leaks prevention using an autoreleasepool in unit tests
Memory leaks often happen without notice. Although best practices like using a weak reference to self inside closures help a lot, it’s usually not enough to prevent you from finding a certain memory peak during the development of a project. We can use memory graph debugging or Xcode Instruments to help find and fix leaked …
AsyncSequence explained with Code Examples
AsyncSequence is part of the concurrency framework and the SE-298 proposal. Its name implies it’s a type providing asynchronous, sequential, and iterated access to its elements. In other words: it’s an asynchronous variant of the regular sequence we’re familiar with in Swift. Like you won’t often create your custom Sequence I don’t expect you to …