I honestly think that workshops are a great way to learn together with other people. It's fun, and super useful 😁 If you haven't already attended one of my workshops, I think you should. They're fun!

Some Swift features are made available to us before release through compiler flags. Learn how you can opt-in on these experimental features:

Knowing how to mock a network connection is essential for streamlined testing. Discover how to control and alter responses of your network calls.

@TimGK1 There tag teaming us man 🥲definitely roughest season we’ve had so far! Hope you all stay well

@DrMickeyLauer Thanks!

@coughski Thank you!

@TheSwiftNomad Oh man, my immune system is getting the workout of a lifetime 😂

@TheSwiftNomad This season has been so bad, having two kids in daycare that take home every germ under the sun isn’t helping 😅

Just two more weeks until I"m hosting my Concurrency basics workshop! Join me and master Swift Concurrency's fundamental concepts :)

@jacobtechtavern Thanks! And I agree. It peels back a layer of magic for me which helps a lot when trying to grasp other concepts like structured concurrency for example

@krzyzanowskim Thank! I do think so, yeah. Especially when it comes to reentrancy as a feature, I don’t think they’ve made changes around that (and to my knowledge it’s also not something that they intend to change)

Maximize your testing efficiency and minimize maintenance time with the Builder Pattern. See how mocking dependencies and reducing your codebase complexity can simplify the entire process.

@krzyzanowskim Nice! That looks really cool 😄

How comfortable are you with instruments? In this week's newsletter I share a lesson about performance testing that I learned last week:

@rudrankriyam 😂😂

@kokaubeam 😏

@v_pradeilles Yep this is all from this morning too :/