Issue 145
Dec 13, 2022

This is my go-to operator when I try to find an even or odd number. Sarun W. explains how the operator works and how you can use it.

This is a good reminder by Marco Eidinger ‍ that we can use labeled associated values. If you ask me, this should be the default to improve readability. However, I wouldn’t be surprised if many of you are unaware of this possibility.

Every time I see stride in Swift, I wonder why I don’t use it more often. It’s a matter of keeping it on top of mind since it can be helpful in many cases. Keith Harrison explains how it works.

I love that Josh “ Conf” Holtz published a post on the blog of an employer that makes it easy not to use StoreKit 2 directly! Nevertheless, I know some of you implement purchases without 3rd party frameworks, for which this is an excellent article.

Those that know me also know I’m tall! I can’t wait to try this measurement feature explained by Leonardo Pugliese at the next iOS conference.

Have you ever seen the CarPlay Simulator? I’ve been using it a long time ago but didn’t see a recent version until this article written by Moritz Philip Recke.

Launching your app comes with milestones and journeys. Jordan Morgan had a successful budget-tracking app that he eventually sold. Looking back, there are a few things he learned and shares with us in this article.