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Swift 6 turns data-race checks from “nice to have” into “this won’t compile.” If your app is split across many internal frameworks, the smoothest path is incremental: surface Swift 6…
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Using Core Data In-Memory Store An in-memory Core Data store operates directly within the app’s memory (RAM), providing a swift and efficient way to access and manage data. As the…
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When developing mobile apps, it’s important to find a balance between solving current issues and preparing for future changes. This balance involves designing the system in a way that can…
Understanding Swift Performance Understand the implementation to understand performance Dimensions of Performance If we want to write fast Swift code, we’re going to need to avoid paying for dynamism and…
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Hey Everyone! I have started to create some cool apps(or at least trying to create) for IOS WatchKit recently and noticed that it is way too different than IOS iPhone…
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