Intro Combine is a framework made by Apple designed to support us in writing code that could be way more complex if written in an imperative way. It’s often said that with great power comes great responsibility. Therefore, as developers, it’s essential for us to understand how to harness it, so it does not backfire. Today, we’re going to take a closer look 👀 at a few Combine operators, showcasing their practical application....

We’re just after this year’s WWDC where we had a chance to witness the unveiling of a new persistence framework called SwiftData. Naturally, I couldn’t resist delving deeper into it. One particular topic that caught my attention was the observation of local storage using Query and its testability. SwiftData SwiftData makes it easy to persist data using declarative code. You can query and filter data using regular Swift code. And it’s designed to integrate seamlessly with SwiftUI....

A tool written in Ruby which can keep your project and a .pbxproj file clean. A valuable ally when solving complex conflicts inside the project file. Keeping a project file clean during a project life could be tough especially while working in a team, and we conflict our branches from time to time. Solving multiple conflicts in a .pbxproj can lead to mistakes that can cause duplicated references, not removed old references, or files not referenced by a project, but still existing in a project directory....