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13.11.2025 15:17
patrickmcconnell (@patrickmcconnell@mastodon.social)

As I'm getting a better handle on concurrency in / I come across this:

Changing
locations.foreach { loc in … }

to
for loc in locations { ... }

fixes an error calling some other async func passing loc in the loop.

I understand the reasons but its frustrating that there are so many little ways to get things wrong even with this so called "approachable" concurrency

Let's not even get into sprinkling magic annotation dust all over your code and hoping that's the trick




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13.11.2025 01:54
everyplace (@everyplace@mastodon.social)

Playing with shape elasticity via and for . It doesn’t quite behave like vinyl, but it’s pretty good.





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12.11.2025 22:57
nicoreese (@nicoreese@mastodon.social)

Soooo good!
mastodon.social/@nicoreese/115





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12.11.2025 22:50
nicoreese (@nicoreese@mastodon.social)

Whoah, iOS 26.2 beta 2 finally introduces the context menu animations that were presented at WWDC with all their bubbliness and motion blur effects. It's not 100% there yet, but much closer!





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12.11.2025 22:46
jordywitteman (@jordywitteman@mastodon.social)

Recently I had the honor to join the Apple @ Work Podcast again and talk about Root3 Support App 3.0!

podcasts.apple.com/nl/podcast/




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12.11.2025 16:36
nicoreese (@nicoreese@mastodon.social)

Why are gestures in so bad. I simply want to recognize a long press after a certain amount of time, do something when it happens and do something else when I let go. This also should not interfere with scroll events or other (tap) gestures. No matter what I use, something breaks (onLongPressGesture, LongPressGesture()).




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12.11.2025 16:25
teilweise (@teilweise@layer8.space)

@helge @softmaus To be fair: AFAIK, the whole result builder thing was added to Swift mainly to allow #SwiftUI the way it is. Given that, SwiftUI is not “simply a consumer of Swift”.

Result builders in turn are, in combination with Swift’s automatic type detection, terrible for error messages.




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12.11.2025 15:58
dimitribouniol (@dimitribouniol@mastodon.social)

Added a bunch more tests, and discovered some issues decoding cursors in the process! Tomorrow, let’s resolve the decoding issues and write more edge case tests. See you during the day!

🔜 Tomorrow’s stream: youtube.com/live/r0asYeNp8hE
⏮️ Playlist so far: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLRx
📲 Download Jiiiii: apps.apple.com/app/apple-store




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12.11.2025 14:12
ios_newsletter_snapp (@ios_newsletter_snapp@mastodon.social)

Your SwiftUI app rendering views too often? Xcode 26's new SwiftUI Instruments help you identify which views are updating excessively. Mark shows you how to use them for real performance wins.

🔗: swiftdevjournal.com/posts/swif by Mark Szymczyk (@swiftdevjournal)




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12.11.2025 13:46
dimitribouniol (@dimitribouniol@mastodon.social)

I'm making a seasonal anime guide app, in the open for all to experience and learn from.

Let's start mocking lists to make sure they can be loaded in tests!

Come chill with me: youtube.com/live/cHxliiDbVBM




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12.11.2025 08:06
ios_newsletter_snapp (@ios_newsletter_snapp@mastodon.social)

Form validation getting out of hand? Daniel shows how keypaths reduce boilerplate and boost readability in SwiftUI forms, making validation logic cleaner and more maintainable.

🔗: danielsaidi.com/blog/2025/10/2 by Daniel Saidi (@danielsaidi)




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11.11.2025 22:17
sense (@sense@mastodon.social)

Thanks @donnywals for the great workshop on improving performance using Instruments. Was an insightful and fun day.

Looking forward to the talks the next two days at .





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