The SOLID principles are a set of five fundamental principles that aim to make object-oriented code more maintainable, flexible, and easier to extend and modify. The SOLID acronym stands for: In this post, we will explore how to apply each…
This article explores the process of creating custom operators in Swift with practical examples to help you understand and implement these concepts effectively.
Understanding the difference between shallow and deep copying is crucial when you’re working with complex data structures or dealing with performance optimizations
The following Swift code utilized DispatchGroup and DispatchSemaphore to download several images. Can you point out the problem?
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What exactly happens when we decide to copy data, especially considering Swift’s two main types of data models: reference types and value types?
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Caching is a critical strategy for enhancing the performance and responsiveness of networked iOS applications. It reduces the need for repeated network requests, saving bandwidth and decreasing load times.
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Concurrency programming in Swift involves managing multiple tasks executing simultaneously to boost performance and create responsive user experiences.
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SwiftUI provides several property wrappers to manage state and data flow. Let’s explore these wrappers and understand why they are a game-changer.
An optional in Swift is a type that can hold either a value or nil to indicate the absence of a value. They are similar to nullable references in other languages, but with a more explicit and safer approach.
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@autoclosure is an attribute that you apply to a parameter of a function to automatically convert an expression into a closure.
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