Issue 152
Jan 31, 2023

Pol Piella has been on a journey of automating things lately and actively shares the results. This time, he demonstrates how he used GitHub Actions to automatically post a tweet for his most-read articles.

Value types, references types, copy on write: if these don’t sound familiar to you, check out this article by Artur Gruchała that explains them well.

While Rony wrote this article a few years ago, I still found a lot of exciting tips in this list. My favorites are the ones related to App Store Optimization, the dispatch precondition, and the Swift build flags.

Chris takes us on a journey with variadic view’s children. The API demonstrated might not be App Store-ready since it’s marked with an underscore, but the possibilities it brings are interesting. Make sure to give the Moving Parts article a read as well if you’re interested in this topic.

I agree with John Sundell; strangely, we don’t have an easy way to read the current content offset within a ScrollView in SwiftUI today. In this article, you’ll learn how to work around this limitation.

Another interesting article by Chris. This time, he explains why the protocol name ‘View’ could be seen as misleading. Curious why? Please give it a read!

That’s right! What if you could use TikTok and learn a bit of SwiftUI simultaneously? [email protected] got you covered!