Swift 5.5 is now officially released! Swift 5.5 is a massive release, which includes newly introduced language capabilities for concurrency, including async/await, structured concurrency, and Actors. My heartfelt thanks to the entire Swift community for…
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Read more »Introduction to the basics of signed number representation and some practical binary operation examples in Swift using UInt8.
Read more »Learn about three new data structures available in the Swift Collections package: Deque, OrderedSet and OrderedDictionary.
Read more »Learn how to use the Thread Sanitizer to catch Data Races in Swift. Fix flaky tests and weird crashes and see Data Race examples in Swift.
Read more »I recently read the book Domain modeling made functional by Scott Wlaschin. Great book, highly recommend it. There is a whole chapter dedicated to integrity and consistency inside business domains…
Read more »Hello everyone, With the recent introduction of Swift concurrency, and most notably actors to the language, Swift gained powerful and foundational building blocks for expressing thread-safe concurrent programs. This proposal aims to extend Swift’s actors…
Read more »With RemObjects Elements, you can use the Swift language to develop for any platform – from Android to .NET, from WebAssembly to native Linux and Windows.
Read more »For the past few weeks I’ve been writing Twitter threads on “Swift regrets”, things I wish we’d done differently early on in Swift’s development. I’ve been doing them on Twitter rather than as blog posts because of my RSI—short-form on my phone is easier …
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