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🗣️ I do enjoy a good rumor, so I'll share this nugget:
I have heard that SwiftUI has been losing political capital, and credibility, internally at Apple because it has repeatedly failed to meet software engineering goals, and needs. It's no longer thought of as clear default choice for new stuff.
That might explain why it was deemphasized at WWDC compared to the past few years.
Comforting that Apple might finally be waking up to the reality of SwiftUI, 6 years in. Glad I waited that one out 😅
"Running code on the Main Actor is a terrible idea. You should always avoid blocking the Main Actor!"
In this week's post I take a look at Xcode 26's "Main Actor by default" setting and I provide my thoughts on whether you should opt-out or not.
https://www.donnywals.com/should-you-opt-in-to-swift-6-2s-main-actor-isolation/
Apple recently released Swift 6.1, with most of the changes being cosmetic. However, I particularly like the scoping feature introduced in the Swift Testing framework. This week, we’ll delve into the new test scoping feature and explore how to effectively utilize it in Swift.
🚨 Microsoft tightens plugin rules
☁️ Google goes all-in on cloud-native AI
🤔 What’s next for Xcode?
Fatbobman’s Swift Weekly #079 is out!
🧱 Build WASM apps in Swift
🔀 Structured Concurrency (EGG rule)
🎯 WWDC25 wishes
…and more
📬 https://weekly.fatbobman.com/p/fatbobmans-swift-weekly-079
A huge shoutout to the incredible contributors for sharing their priceless perspectives: @ctietze @pedro @leogdion @Mecid @twostraws Vitaly Batrakov and Srđan Stanić
When working with remote systems, latency compensation is an important technique to avoid thrashing the remote system and prevent race conditions on the client.
@Mecid shows how you can use Task.sleep and Task.yield, and what's the difference.
https://not-only-swift.peterfriese.dev/issues/74?m=web#L2goxrr
The Cycle of Expectation and Disappointment: Apple's AI Dilemma and Resilience | Fatbobman's Swift Weekly #074
- Lazy State
- Dynamically Generic Types
- Custom Lazy List
- Directory to Folder
- UICollectionViewCell
- Clean Xcode Junk
- Reusable CI
https://weekly.fatbobman.com/p/fatbobmans-swift-weekly-074
Huge appreciation goes out to the amazing contributors of Fatbobman's Swift Weekly #074 for their priceless insights: @KyleYe, @hishnash, @Mecid, Paul Samuels, Karin Prater and ZhgChgLi
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