Lets explore how actors work under the hood, using Swift's own source code as a guide to finding out how they work inside the compiler. (more…)
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In his excellent interview with the Accidental Tech Podcast, Chris Lattner defended the goal of Swift being suitable to both beginner and advanced programmers. He cites progressive disclosure, a design philosophy that is often employed in GUI applications...
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This is the first stable version of Hummingbird the lightweight and flexible HTTP server. (more…)
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Introduced at WWDC 2023, Swift 5.9, now available in beta, brings a major extension to the language capabilities through support for generating code at compile-time using macros. (more…)
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Caches are everywhere. Starting from hardware chips, and up to network protocols, devices, systems and applications are using caches to optimize for performance. In iOS, developers are well familia… (more…)
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