Countdown to WWDC 18

Paul Hudson    April 5th 2018    @twostraws

WWDC is the biggest event of the year for any Apple developer, and this year I was lucky enough to win a ticket. So, I want to make sure I do all I can to use the opportunity, while also helping folks who didn’t get a ticket.

So, this year I’m launching a new initiative: today marks 60 days until WWDC begins, so every day between now and then I’ll post a new, free tutorial, tip, interview, or feature for iOS developers. Sometimes it will be long, sometimes it will be very short, but every day between now and June 4th you’ll get something new.

I know that Hacking with Swift is a confusingly big site, with some things being remarkably hard to find. So, I’ll be listing all new articles on this page so you can find them more easily.

If you want to be notified when new articles are posted, you should follow me on Twitter.

• WWDC-60: How to use the coordinator pattern in iOS apps
• WWDC-59: Server-side Swift: Kitura vs Vapor
• WWDC-58: How to render example content using prepareForInterfaceBuilder()
• WWDC-57: Understanding protocol associated types and their constraints
• WWDC-56: Controlling extension points in protocols
• WWDC-55: How to loop over arrays
• WWDC-54: How to use UIKeyCommand to add keyboard shortcuts
• WWDC-53: What’s new in Swift 4.2?
• WWDC-52: How to create interactive Swift playgrounds
• WWDC-51: How to repeat code when debugging using the instruction pointer
• WWDC-50: How to use conditional conformance in Swift
• WWDC-49: How to find and fix slow drawing using Instruments
• WWDC-48: How to find and fix memory leaks using Instruments
• WWDC-47: How to find and fix slow code using Instruments
• WWDC-46: How to safely use reference types inside value types with isKnownUniquelyReferenced()
• WWDC-45: How to activate multiple Auto Layout constraints using activate()
• WWDC-44: How to ignore return values using @discardableResult
• WWDC-43: How to use @available to deprecate old APIs
• WWDC-42: How to check whether a module is available using canImport()
• WWDC-41: Come back tomorrow to find out!

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