AppCoda Weekly - AppCoda Weekly - Issue #258

AppCoda Weekly - Issue #258

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Memory leaks prevention using an autoreleasepool in unit tests - SwiftLee

Learn how to use an autoreleasepool in unit tests to capture memory leaks consistently throughout the development of your project.

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How to Read Website in SwiftUI

We’re living in a century in which using API’s common. However, not all the websites we have can have API’s. How can we get the data then?

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String Interpolation in LocalizedStringKey in SwiftUI

Explore how to insert images, formatted data, attributed strings etc inside text views by leveraging the power of string interpolation in LocalizedStringKey.

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How to Handle Multiple Alerts in a Single View Using Enums

This tutorial shows you an easy way to handle multiple alerts in SwiftUI.

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Exploring Path in SwiftUI

At its simplest form path can be created with a simple initializer as shown below. We first move path at the top left, next we will add 4 lines at various different points.

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Environment Values as an Alternative to Dependency Injection in SwiftUI

Using Environment Values to avoid unnecessary body re-evaluations and make our views more self-contained.

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SwiftUI Supporting External Screens

How do you make a SwiftUI app show content on an external screen?

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Wrapping existing asynchronous code in async/await in Swift

Swift’s async/await feature is an amazing way to improve the readability of asynchronous code on iOS 13 and newer. For existing projects, we can leverage some of Swift’s built-in mechanisms to provide a lightweight wrapper around traditional asynchronous code to bring it into the async/await world.

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A deep dive into Swift’s result builders

A closer look at Swift’s result builders feature, and how it can give us some really valuable insights into how SwiftUI’s DSL operates under the hood.

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