SwiftUI Architecture book is #1 new release and part of "Amazon Hot New Releases".
Ebook: https://azamsharp.school/swiftui-architecture-book.html
Paperback: https://a.co/d/07J7F1CN
SwiftUI Architecture book is #1 new release and part of "Amazon Hot New Releases".
Ebook: https://azamsharp.school/swiftui-architecture-book.html
Paperback: https://a.co/d/07J7F1CN
Now live the App Store my latest two apps.
One is the extension for Linkding (for self-hosters) and the other is to super quickly redact info from images from the share sheet of iOS/iPadOS #appdevelopment #iosdev
RedactThat: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/redactthat-editor/id6761099275
Save to Linkding: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/save-to-linkding/id6761113021
SwiftUI is approachable at first, but in real-life projects it's easy to make mistakes that can compromise app stability and performance.
My new book "The SwiftUI Way" will help you recognize the most common anti-patterns and choose better alternatives: https://books.nilcoalescing.com/the-swiftui-way
Core Data still powers many apps but its API feels dated alongside modern Swift. CDE is an experimental toolkit that bridges the gap with macros, actor isolation, and type-safe predicates - plus testing utilities, a CLI tool, and complementary tools for cloud sync.
๐: https://fatbobman.com/en/posts/cde-an-attempt-to-make-core-data-feel-more-like-modern-swift/ by Xu Yang (@fatbobman)

In my previous article, I discussed the current reality of Core Data in today's projects: it hasn't disappeared, and it still has unique value, but the disconnect between it and modern Swift projects is becoming increasingly apparent. In this article, I will introduce my experimental project Core Data Evolution, exploring whether we can make Core Data continue to exist in modern Swift projects in a more natural way?
Iโve been diving deep into #ClaudeCode to see if I could build a modern SwiftUI app. Started as a simple idea but itโs evolved into something useful.
The app is Pluck. Itโs a document scanner that analyzes scans (with AI) to extract key details.. phone numbers, account numbers, emails, events etc. These details are organized and presented as one-tap actions.
If youโre interested I have a TestFlight beta here:
Today is a day to say thank you โค๏ธ
7 months ago, I scored my dream job at Apple Developer Academy Unina Federico II and in this time I learned more than I could have ever imagined. I worked together with some of the brightest minds in technology, design and collaboration, I had the pleasure to work alongside my former mentors.
And even though I was a colleague now, they kept mentoring and made me grow. When (1/3)
#Dev #Education #iOS #iOSDev #JobUpdate #Naples #Napoli #NewJob #Swift #SwiftUI
SwiftData will infer relationships automatically - but only when it's safe to do so (specifically when the relationship is optional). Pro tip: specify the @๐ ๐๐๐๐ก๐๐๐๐ โ๐๐ inverse on only one side to avoid circular reference errors.
๐: https://www.hackingwithswift.com/quick-start/swiftdata/inferred-vs-explicit-relationships by Paul Hudson (@twostraws)