Costa Walcott

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Mobile Developer from MA, USA

This talk on component-based architectures really resonated with me.

Some of it is specific to Spring, but I've found it help to organize my code around clear APIs between specific components, like in a mobile app: UI, network sync, local DB, etc.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-VmhytwBZVs

Let's build components, not layers by Tom Hombergs @ Spring I/O 2022

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Today’s lesson: when unit testing Swift Tasks from @MainActor annotated code (like from this excellent article https://www.swiftbysundell.com/articles/writing-testable-code-when-using-swiftui/), make not to mark the test methods as async. Apparently that breaks the tests!
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