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Week 331

Happy Thursday! I was very excited earlier this week when I saw an email from Apple announcing an event about accessibility in apps. The event was to be online, with the possibility to ask questions during and after the sessions and sign up for individual consultations. Sounds like a test for WWDC, right? However, the registration link in the email took me to a webpage where no events were listed. When finally the event showed up on the webpage, the waitlist was full. Some people were able to sign up though, and the event was supposed to be today, but I couldn’t find out yet more details about it. It was probably like the similar one held for India a couple of weeks ago. Anyway, I’m still looking forward to WWDC in a couple of months. Let’s just hope Apple fixes those minor hiccups until then.

Articles

• Open app in specific view when push notification is tapped (iOS 13+), by @soulchildpls
• Codable Conformance for Swift Enums with Multiple Associated Values of Different Types, by @lostmoa_nz
• Capture Lists, by @scotteg
• Function Builders in Swift and SwiftUI, by @V8tr
• Catching errors in Combine, by @mecid
• Creating Trivia Crack 3D Buttons on iOS, by @pablomanuelli
• Debugging superpowers with FLEX, by @alexito4
• Why your @Atomic property wrapper doesn’t work for collection types, by @donnywals
• How to display HTML in UILabel and UITextView, by @sarunw
• URLs in Swift: Common scenarios explained in-depth, by @twannl
• How to implement UI state restoration, by Apple
• Exploring Futures over Closures, by @jordanmorgan10

Tools/Controls

• SwiftyPods - Type safe pods, by @Bitomule
• vintage - A command-line tool to check for outdated Swift Package Manager dependencies, by @vinhnx

Podcasts

• Swift UI In Production with Lea Marolt Sonnenschein (Ray Wenderlich Podcast), by @hellosunschein

Credits

• vinhnx, nataliapanferova, cupnoodle, scotteg, V8tr, mecid, zntfdr, sarunw

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