Still needing to wrap my head around SwiftUI, I like the premise of this upcoming book.
A new book from the objc.io team that aims to explain how you’ll have to rethink view construction, updates, layout, and animations with SwiftUI.
iOS Dev Weekly
Category: Software Dev
Control Room
Yes, we’re developers, and sometimes we prefer the command line. But simctl is a party cryptic way to control the iOS simulator on your Mac. This guy Paul Hudson has put together a nice Mac UI to tame the simulator.
Thank you, Paul. 🤟 (And where do these people even find the time? 🤷🏻♂️). I love his can-do developer attitude, btw:
simctl is a great tool for controlling the iOS simulator, but I find it a little hard to use. So, I wrote Control Room.
Via iOS Dev Weekly.
CoreData Lab
This looks like a great debugging tool if you’re doing some serious CoreData work.
👉 Core Data Lab – View, analyze and track your Core Data app’s data
Core Data Lab offers everything to view and analyze the Core Data database of your app, like a predicate editor, data editor, data change tracker and a built-in web and image content viewer.
Barber: Fast Build Times for Big Swift Projects
An interesting way to speed up your build/run/test cycle on big Swift projects.
👉 Barber: Fast build times for big Swift projects
Why compile your whole app and run the same steps to navigate to it every time you run when you’re just working on a single view controller or a smaller section of your app?
Via iOS Dev Weekly.
Using Type Erasure to Build a Dependency Injecting Routing Framework in Swift
This post is just as weird and abstract as it sounds. 🤯 On first pass, I don’t get it. But I’m saving it here because I always like anything that promises easier dependency injection.
We’ll take an exciting look at how the treatment of methods/closures as properties can be used in this context to bypass one of the Swift Compiler’s most annoying compilation errors.
👉 Using Type Erasure to Build a Dependency Injecting Routing Framework in Swift
Type Erasure is the process of abstracting constrained, generic types inside an unconstrained non-generic type that can be passed around freely
Via iOS Dev Weekly.
Mental Break Town 