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GitHub - swiftlang/swift-package-manager: The Package Manager for the Swift Programming Language
The Package Manager for the Swift Programming Language - swiftlang/swift-package-manager
SwiftUI Navigation: NavigationStack, Deep Linking, and TabView Explained https://t.co/CpiojysDPD
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SwiftUI Navigation: NavigationStack, Deep Linking, and TabView Explained
🧭 This guide demystifies SwiftUI’s navigation system — from TabView setups to deep linking and advanced NavigationPaths. No breadcrumbs…
Default Actor Isolation - New Problems from Good Intentions https://t.co/QjUsSiaRUV
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Default Actor Isolation - New Problems from Good Intentions
Swift 6.2’s Default Actor Isolation reduces boilerplate by inferring isolation for unmarked code, but brings new actor-boundary rules and macro challenges
SwiftUI: Authenticator App from Scratch + How Those Authenticator App Work Under-hood https://t.co/31RYTKOJrA
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SwiftUI: Authenticator App from Scratch + How Those Authenticator App Work Under-hood
HOTP/TOTP, QR, Manual Entry, Different Algorithm Signing, Generating Code With Different Digits!
Stack vs Heap in Swift: What Every iOS Developer Should Actually Know https://t.co/VbSc9xcEii
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Stack vs Heap in Swift: What Every iOS Developer Should Actually Know
Ever wonder what really happens behind the scenes when you create a struct or a class in Swift? Or why SwiftUI loves structs so much? Maybe
Mobile System Design - What is a Mobile Platform Engineer? https://t.co/9jF5hUvwlU
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What is a Mobile Platform Engineer?
Most mobile developers never get the chance to touch platform engineering. These roles typically exist only at larger companies that have reached the scale where developer productivity becomes a bottleneck rather than feature delivery. Because platform engineering…
Techniques for Engaging CLIs with the Terminal Utilities Package https://t.co/vO4rAkgdNv
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Techniques for Engaging CLIs with the Terminal Utilities Package
A tiny Swift package can help you make more engaging CLIs