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Week 364

Happy Thursday! It is now possible to use family-sharing for in-app purchases. And Xcode 12.3 RC1 is now available.

I think I wrote briefly about this in March as well, but now with the long nights, lack of sunshine and a new set of restrictions in 🇩🇰 Copenhagen, where I live, I needed to remind myself again: those are difficult times, this is not what work from home usually is, it is normal for anyone to be less productive in these times, it is normal to feel tired. What’s important to remember is that everyone around us is going through the same thing, so it’s probably a good idea to adjust the expectations we have of ourselves and of others and try and be a bit more understanding. Now on to the iOS development links!

Articles

• How to convert from paid to free with IAP by @onmyway133
• Focus management in SwiftUI, by @mecid
• The future of SwiftUI navigation (?), by @zntfdr
• No more [weak self], or the weird new future of delegation, by @olegdreyman
• Chipping Away at Technical Debt, by @kaydacode
• How to get the first N elements of array in Swift, by @sarunw
• Implementing loading/shimmer with Diffable Data Source, by @nemecek_f
• Observing the result of saving a background managed object context with Combine, by @donnywals

Business/Career

• Evolution of my role as a founder CTO, by @elwatto

UI/UX

• 6 user interview tips I wish I knew earlier, by @ahmed_sulajman

Credits

• mecid, zntfdr, onmyway133, KelvinTanZY, dreymonde, sarunw

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