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Swift Concurrency: Part 3 — Bridging Legacy APIs with Continuations
Continuations are a lightweight way to write Swift code that suspends at natural points and resumes when results arrive. They prov...
Swift’s #Predicate Explained: How Type-Safe Filtering Works in SwiftData
Swift’s new #Predicate macro turns query filtering into a type-safe, compile-time-checked process for SwiftData, but it requires c...
Any and Some Keywords in Swift: A Guide to Understanding Both
Learn how the any and some keywords enable flexible type handling and protocol usage in Swift, enhancing type safety and performan...
A Traveler's Guide to Method Dispatch in Swift
Discover how Swift determines method execution at runtime, enhancing your understanding of performance and code efficiency.
A Guide on How to Eliminate Thread Explosions in iOS: GCD and Swift Concurrency
Thread explosion is a situation where multiple threads run simultaneously. It can cause performance degradation and memory overhea...
Rethinking Encapsulation: From Private to Public by Design
Access modifiers have long been seen as essential to safe and clean code. But they’re ultimately a low-level mechanism for express...
The Right Way to Build a Networking Layer in Swift—Part 1: From GET Requests to...
Build a modern Swift networking layer: async/await, clean architecture, scalable and testable and without any extra dependencies.
