In Xcode 14.0 Beta 2 Combine has received a super welcome update! They've added primary associated types to Publisher so now we can write "some Publisher<Output, Error>" instead of erasing to AnyPublisher! Learn more about primary associated types here: https://t.co/j4PxAAWHAB

@swiftbysundell FYI you have the same issue in your post. You use a SettingsConvertible protocol when you should just add buildExpression to your result builder to convert the single setting into a settings group. It ends up much cleaner and one less type with extensions in code

⚠️ Don't skip UIKit! If you are looking for an iOS developer job, I have one advice for you: • Don't skip UIKit! I know UIKit is hard to learn, but almost all apps are developed with UIKit. P.S. With UIKit you will have more control. #iosdev

When using a new #iPhone for the first time, @Apple should ask you which model you are upgrading from and offer to show some of the new interactions and abilities of the phone. Going for an iPhone 8 to a 13 is like a totally new device.

New idea: "Extreme whiteboarding". Send your applicants to the beach and have them attempt writing algorithms in the wet sand with a stick before the sea wipes it out. If that doesn't prove your applicants can code under pressure, I don't know what will.

The iOS community is so amazing, sharing and helping each other improve. Couldn't keep it down to the usual 5 tips! Issue #9 includes gems from @theoriginalbit @JordanMorgan10 @ZiadeMarcus @swiftandtips @basthomas @smileyborg @guillaumealgis ✨ https://t.co/23CHVx6YKL

I have just published a significant update to my PreviewView library. 🎉 PreviewView leverages Xcode’s SwiftUI preview canvas to allow rapid prototyping of UIKit views and view controllers! Check out the full release notes on GitHub

Thanks to some questions from @dimsumthinking, and a good tip from @theoriginalbit I've just updated my post on Singletons vs shared objects to have better information about thread safety

Sheer brilliance from @jigpx @Spotify takes the cake.

In addition to publishing a new Codable post, I made a couple of improvements to an existing post based on feedback from @theoriginalbit. The decoding logic in this post is much nicer now:

Making Home good in the day and the night. ✨ #homekit

My series of blog posts on Codable is shaping up nicely. First post is done, and I have about 8 planned right now. They’ll all tie in to each other so I’ll probably hold off on publishing until they’re all done to avoid broken/missing links in posts 🤔

fatalError(“this should never happen”)

I asked for help manually installing an outdated library for my app, and @theoriginalbit literally forks the repo, updates it, and makes it available on SPM. I'm speechless, lol. What a legend.

Tip for Decoding JSON in Swift: You can write a custom init for your decodable enums to make them work with associated values 🙌🏼 Gist/Playground: https://t.co/JAR9QlJMf2

Google's iOS apps release cycle before & after Apple asks to disclose privacy labels. Thie pattern is probably just a coincidence. We all know "transparency forms the bedrock of [their] commitment to users"...

Practical Core Data version 1.1 is now available 🙌🏼I've improved some explanations, fixed some errors and added two whole new sections to the book! If you've bought the book, download the free update in your Gumroad library. If not, grab the book here:

Xcode 12.5 has colored the iPhone 12 simulator flat edges to look more realistic in case if you're a device bezels fan. #Xcode #iOS145

🚨PSA🚨 If you're still on Catalina and you're planning to download the new Xcode 12.5 beta, don't. It's that time in the cycle where Xcode requires the latest macOS so you'll need to upgrade to Big Sur first.