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How Swift 5.5 enables us to conditionally compile postfix member expressions using compiler directives, and what kinds of situations that this new feature could…
How we can take direct control over SwiftUI’s navigation system, which enables us to dynamically show and hide views within either a TabView or NavigationView.
How Swift’s new Task type works, and how it enables us to encapsulate, observe, and control the way that our asynchronous code is executed.
How to use either explicit self references or a capture list to capture self strongly within an escaping Swift closure.
Exploring how iOS 16’s new UIHostingConfiguration API enables us to inline SwiftUI views within our UITableView or UICollectionView cells.
Let’s explore how we can use SwiftUI’s ViewBuilder within our own code, and a few things that can be good to keep in mind when doing so.
Let’s take a look at a new Swift diagnostic which helps prevent memory issues with implicit self captures when nested closures are used.
Claude power users rarely edit their context files and often can’t find them. Your AI agent is only as powerful as its context library.
Have you taken what you thought was a ‘perfect’ looking price action signal only to see it ‘blow up’ in your face immediately after entering? Did that leave you…
