Here’s a pretty amazing series and GitHub repo on mastering sychronizing data across iOS devices.
This is a really tough thing to do well, so this series looks incredibly helpful. The central idea is Conflict-Free Replicated Data Types (CRDTs).
I like this teaser under the headline “Where is the server?”
There is no truth — decentral apps rely on trust rather than truth.
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.
I’m filing this away as an architecture guide for SwiftUI because it’s recommended by iOS Dev Weekly. 👍
👉 MVP + Coordinators in SwiftUI (part 1)
This is part 1 of a 3-part series and has a supporting GitHub repo.
There are a couple of tricks to getting your scroll view working in an Xcode storyboard. The great fluffy.es blog carefully walks you through it. 👍
👉 How to use scroll view in Interface Builder / Storyboard (Xcode 11)
This site also has some really helpful notes on intrinsic size. And a great series on Making Sense of Auto Layout. Who knew? This guy is good. He’s giving Ray Wenderlich a run for his money. 😲
This post recreates Apple’s Activity app using SwiftUI. So cool!
👉 SwiftUI Tutorial: Replicating the Activity Application
Via iOS Dev Weekly.
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