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WWDC 2020: Combine & SwiftUI
Combine Publishers have a new assign method that works with Published properties, and can also be integrated with SwiftUI's new StateObject property wrapper.
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WWDC 2020: Widgets
Learn a bit about WidgetKit, some suggestions for how to get started, and a tip about building your own placeholder views.
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WWDC 2020: SwiftUI Protocols & Property Wrappers
WWDC 2020 brought some great new features for SwiftUI, including the App and Scene protocols, and AppStorage, SceneStorage, and ScaledMetric property wrappers.
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WWDC 2020: SwiftUI Views
What's new in SwiftUI Views this year? Check out my top picks for WWDC SwiftUI Sessions and get a whirlwind tour of new SwiftUI features.
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Combine: Operators and Pipelines
Combine has a wide array of operators that can subscribe to a publisher, modify the data, and republish it for another subscriber to use. Operators can be combined to form pipelines to fully process your...
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Combine: Subscribers
Combine includes a series of built in subscribers throughout the iOS frameworks that can get data from publishers in your code. This screencast demonstrates how you can use them in your projects.
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Combine: Publishers
Combine includes a series of built in publishers throughout the iOS frameworks that generate data to which you can subscribe. This screencast demonstrates how you can use them in your projects.
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Combine: Intro to Combine
Combine introduces a native way to manage asynchronous events in Swift, which means you don't have to rely on third party reactive frameworks.
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Coordinator Design Pattern: Memory Management
This screencast covers some concepts to manage memory usage when using the Coordinator Pattern.
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Coordinator Design Pattern: Dealing with Transitions
This screencasts covers a few ways to deal with view transitions when using the Coordinator Pattern.
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Coordinator Design Pattern: Simplifying View Controllers
The Coordinator Pattern allows you to construct your view controllers so they can focus purely on controlling views - this screencast will go over how.
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Coordinator Design Pattern: Overview
The Coordinator is a great pattern to help enforce Single Responsibility in classes, allowing them to focus on a single task, making them easier to maintain, test, and reuse.
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Multiplatform Settings
In this screencast, see how to use the Multiplatform Settings library to save user preferences in the shared module of a Kotlin Multiplatform project.
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Custom Segues: Dealing With Size Classes
Custom segues have slightly different behavior if they are used with different size classes, as well as if they are used in embedded view controllers - this screencast discusses how to deal with both situations....
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Custom Segues: Custom Transitions
It's easy to make your own custom segue transition with the help of some protocols, as well as the newly introduced separation of view controller and transition code that was introduced in iOS 9.
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Custom Segues: Basics
In iOS 9, custom transitions got a nice upgrade with custom segues that let you separate your transition animation and view controller code. This screencast goes over segue basics.
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Contacts - Searching Contacts
The Contacts framework in iOS 9 supports predicates for easy searching of your Contacts list.
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Contacts - Saving Contacts
In iOS 9, the Contacts framework was introduced, providing a nice API for adding and saving new contacts.
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Contacts: Displaying Contacts
In iOS 9, the Contacts and ContactsUI frameworks brought a nice set of APIs to developers to create contacts, and display and pick from their existing contacts.
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UIKit Dynamics - Replacing Animations
Behaviors in UIKit Dynamics can be used to replace UIView animations, giving you finer and more realistic control of the behavior of your views.