Issue 140
Nov 08, 2022

I want to emphasize Apple recommends not checking for network connections and instead running requests and handling potential networking errors. However, the API covered by Danijela Vrzan can be helpful to pro-actively inform users about a bad networking condition without blocking any UI.

Sharing files between different extensions might not be as straightforward when you start. Marco Eidinger ‍ is here to help you out and explain how it works.

If you’re into animations, you will enjoy this journey from Bryce Pauken. He dives deep into animations, covering keyframe animations, CAReplicatorLayer, and more.

I was sad to read about DYLDPRINTSTATISTICS no longer working but became happy with the rest of the article Junda wrote. Keeping an eye on your app launch time is essential once your app becomes bigger. Once issues occur, you should be able to know how to solve them.

This article by Sarun W. teaches you that Apple’s documentation can be conservative, but it also gives insights into using StateObject initializers directly and how it can affect your apps.

After reading this article I realized I might need this solution from Jordan Morgan more than I thought. Learn how the appearance method in SwiftUI works and how you can use a custom modifier to only run code once.

EnvironmentObjects are great and give a lot of flexibility, but how does its lifecycle work exactly? Tiago Lopes decided to dive deep into this, including covering UIKit integrations.

Quite an exceptional app if you ask me, but I genuinely believe there’s value in using it. With the many layoffs lately, I bet there are more engineers like Marin Todorov back in the days searching for the jobs section on a website.