Here’s a handy library for fetching, mutating, and caching server data in Swift.
And it’s SwiftUI-friendly. 👍
Pigeon is all about Queries and Mutations. Queries are objects that are responsible of fetching server data, and Mutations are objects that are responsible of modifying server data.
Via iOS Dev Weekly.
I love the idea and name of this project.
Apple demonstrated how to build an app with SwiftUI by doing a detailed walk-through a Sandwiches app.
But they didn’t give you the code! I guess that’s because they want you to write it yourself. 🤷🏻♂️
Still, here is a working unofficial version of the Sandwiches app developed to help you along.
👉 GitHub: Unofficial Sandwiches
Via iOS Dev Weekly.
Here are some interesting thoughts on the idea that SwiftUI lets you choose you own architecture, unlike UIKit, which steers you towards some variation of MVC.
I also like their basic hand-drawn visual. 🤓
Via iOS Dev Weekly.
It’s looking easier than ever to learn from Stanford University. The Computer Science department has posted their latest class on Developing Apps for iOS online. 🤯.
It’s free. It has lecture videos, handouts, and assignments. As far as I can tell, you get everything but grades and a diploma. 🤷🏻♂️. But feel free to make an app!
👉 CS193p – Developing Apps for iOS at Stanford
It currently covers SwiftUI, MVVM and the Swift Type System, Reactive UI Protocols Layout, and Grid enum Optionals.
This looks useful as I get into SwiftUI. After all, a quick iteration cycle is the key to fast development and a quality app!
Via iOS Dev Weekly.
Mental Break Town 