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Task Tree and Task Cancellation in Swift Concurrency: Key Concepts Explained

Oct 11, 20242 min read

Swift Code Explained: Implementing Safe Array Subscription

May 13, 20242 min read

Best Practices for Managing Third-Party Libraries in Multi-Module iOS Apps

When building a multi-module iOS app using Swift Package Manager, importing third-party libraries like Firebase directly into multiple feature modules quickly becomes messy. It leads to duplicated configurations, tight coupling, and hard-to-maintain ...

Apr 22, 20252 min read

Scheduler in Combine: Managing Asynchronous Tasks Efficiently

May 12, 20245 min read

Best Strategies To Handle Errors in Combine

May 3, 20243 min read

Mastering Publisher Subscriptions in Combine: A Comprehensive Guide

It’s time to review a little: Subscribers will receive values from Publisher, all subscribers must inherit the Subscriber protocol. public protocol Subscriber { associatedtype Input associatedtype Failure: Error func receive(subscription: Subsc...

Apr 22, 20246 min read

Publisher in Combine

Continue with the Combine series, today we will discuss Publisher. Combine needs something that can model a data stream. This is the role of the Publisher protocol. If you haven’t read my article about Combine in general, let’s check it out: Introduc...

Apr 8, 20245 min read

Introduction to Combine in iOS

What is Combine? The Combine framework provides a declarative Swift API for processing values over time. These values can represent many kinds of asynchronous events. Combine declares publishers to expose values that can change over time, and subscri...

Mar 31, 20243 min read

Making a CompletionHandler Safer in Swift

Asynchronous programming in Swift often involves using completionHandler within functions to handle events. While this approach is common, there are potential pitfalls that developers need to be mindful of. One such pitfall is that there is no guaran...

Mar 22, 20242 min read

Stop Using .lowercased() to Compare Strings in Swift

When developing in Swift, a common task you may come across is comparing strings. However, did you know that using the .lowercased() method might not be the best way to do it? Let's take a look at an example where we compare two strings using .lowerc...

Mar 17, 20242 min read

[Weekly Reading] #1 Essential iOS App Security Cases Developers Shouldn't Overlook

Although iOS is less vulnerable than Android, it still faces security issues. It is the responsibility of the developer to secure code and data communication Here are some preliminary-level threats that every iOS developer should take care of: 1. Scr...

Mar 9, 20245 min read

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