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Week 354

Happy Thursday! It’s been a quiet week, mostly. Apple released some marketing tools for app developers, for generating links to the app on the app store, embed code for app icons, download badges, or qr codes. In other news, Alexandre Colucci has analyzed Apple’s use of Swift and SwiftUI in iOS 14 and it’s about twice more than in iOS 13.

Articles

• Mastering ScrollView in SwiftUI, by @mecid
• Combine: From zero to… Oh! I get it.(Part I), by @apesate
• Label, by @zntfdr
• Your iOS Home Screen is a Monoid, Part 1 and Part 2, by @tomasruizlopez
• Pitfalls of protocol extensions, by dmtopolog
• Snapshot Testing in Swift 📸, by robertofrontado
• Setting default values for NSUserDefaults, by @sarunw
• Overriding UserDefaults for improved productivity, by @twannl
• What does @main do in Swift 5.3?, by @kharrison

Tools/Controls

• SwiftUICharts - A simple line and bar charting library that supports accessibility written using SwiftUI, by @mecid

Business/Career

• Launching an Indie App - Part 1: Sharing my Journey, by @michael_tigas

Videos

• How it’s Built: Scribble Together with Bridger Maxwell, by @zats, with @bridgermax

Credits

• mecid, apesate, zntfdr, truizlop, michael_tigas, DmIvanov, robertofrontado, sarunw

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