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If you landed at this article then it’s possible that you’re dealing with one of the most annoying things you can face as a developer: having to investigate an issue reported by your users that nobody seems to be able to reproduce internally. The topic of investigating crashes you can’t reproduce is something I’ve already […]
I had played with SwiftUI sporadically in the past, but it wasn’t until now that I had built a complete App Store-ready app with it. When SwiftUI was first announced I was very concerned about certain quirks of the framework and how it was probably not suitable for professional iOS development, but with the framework […]
The concept of Type Erasure is not new to Swift, but was radically improved in Swift 5.7 with the addition of the any prefix keyword (not to be confused with the capitalized Any type!) and improvements to the already existing some Opaque Type keyword. In this article, we’ll explain the concept of type erasure, how […]
Imagine that you’re a developer in a large company working to solve a high-profile architectural problem in an app. Your team has compiled all of the company’s use-cases within that particular problem and developed a framework that solves not only all of those use-cases but also some additional ones that you’re expecting developers will need […]
I had to leave my gaming computer behind when I moved to another country and have ever since felt an empty spot in my life. I watched many interesting games get released as the years went by, but I didn’t feel it was enough justification to buy a gigantic gaming desktop again as I don’t […]
I have been feeling that Reddit is well on its way to taking away from 4chan the title of internet hate machine, because even when a subreddit is themed around happiness it takes little to no effort to find extremely hostile comment chains with complete strangers arguing about the most pointless things. I was curious […]