PinnedPublished iniOS IC WeeklyLazyContainers in SwiftUI and AnyViewIn SwiftUI, there is no type called a LazyContainer, but it refers to a view container that does not load all of its child views at once…Dec 18, 20245Dec 18, 20245
Published iniOS IC WeeklyOSLog performance noteApple’s new-style OSLog APIs (which use OSLogMessage and the compiler’s special support for string interpolation) take a different approach…Mar 211Mar 211
Published iniOS IC WeeklyLogging in iOS Part two — the howBelow is an overview of several Swift logging tools — print, debugPrint, OSLog, os_log, and NSLog—focusing on their different behaviors…Mar 191Mar 191
Published iniOS IC WeeklyThe Importance of Logging in Computer Systems and Mobile ApplicationsWhy Do Logs Exist in Computer Systems?Mar 161Mar 161
Published iniOS IC WeeklyThe Lost Foundation of Software DesignSoftware engineering has always been anchored by certain guiding principles. In the early days, resource constraints and the relative…Feb 20Feb 20
Published iniOS IC WeeklyActor Isolation BasicsWhen you mark a type as an actor, Swift automatically provides isolation for its properties and methods. This means:Feb 14Feb 14
Published iniOS IC WeeklyBalancing Abstraction in Mobile Software DevelopmentIn mobile software development, we often want to write code that is clean, easy to maintain, and can grow with new features. One method we…Feb 121Feb 121
Published iniOS IC WeeklyUnderstanding Swift’s Error Handling Paradigms: Completion Blocks, Result, throws, Reactive…Swift provides several models for handling errors and asynchronous operations. Over the years, these models have evolved to accommodate…Jan 282Jan 282
Published iniOS IC WeeklyBalancing Simplicity and Scalability in an iOS CodebaseBuilding and maintaining an iOS app that can evolve gracefully without becoming over-engineered is a challenge every development team…Jan 19Jan 19
Code ownershipIt refers to assigning responsibility for specific parts of the codebase to individuals or teams. It plays a crucial role in maintaining a…Jan 17Jan 17
Dynamic and Static Dispatch in ProtocolsSwift is a language known for its blend of safety and performance, and one area where this shines is in how it handles method calls with…Jan 10Jan 10
Published iniOS IC WeeklyIs Type Aliases really nessecary?It comes with an asbtraction costJan 10Jan 10
Published iniOS IC WeeklyReasonable Coupling in Mobile Software DesignWish you have a great start of 2025 everyone.Jan 3Jan 3
Published iniOS IC WeeklySwiftUI’s @ViewBuilderThe @ViewBuilder attribute in SwiftUI is designed to handle multiple views and return a single composite result. When multiple views are…Nov 29, 2024Nov 29, 2024
Published iniOS IC WeeklySwiftUI’s TupleViewSwiftUI uses TupleView to efficiently handle and manage multiple child views passed to container views like VStack, HStack, or ZStack…Nov 29, 2024Nov 29, 2024
Published iniOS IC WeeklyConway’s Law and Its Reverse: Understanding Their Impact on Engineering Teams and System DesignIn the world of software development, the relationship between team structure and system design is critical. This dynamic is best explained…Nov 26, 2024Nov 26, 2024
Published iniOS IC WeeklySize and Stride — Basics of Memory Layout in swiftIn Swift (or any programming language), the size and stride of an array are related to how data is stored and accessed in memory.Nov 15, 2024Nov 15, 2024
Published iniOS IC WeeklyHow to unit test an AsyncStreamFinally, I started to touch the overheated topic. It started our project migration from ReactiveKit to Swift concurrency.Nov 8, 2024Nov 8, 2024
Published iniOS IC WeeklyIs Programming a Job of Creativity?In the world of programming, where code and logic take the forefront, it’s easy to overlook a fundamental aspect that many of us deeply…Oct 27, 2024Oct 27, 2024
