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Weak vs strong vs unowned – know the difference in closures
Strings get a massive power up in Swift 5.0.
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Child coordinators, navigating backwards, passing data between view controllers, and more.
The popular conference in Berlin puts its traditional CFP on hold.
Learn how the Swift Standard Library is built by coding it yourself.
A little extra clarity goes a long way
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Clear up any ambiguity and get typed errors too
A brief look back on another year of Hacking with Swift
Learn hands-on techniques for better architecture
Make iOS apps with the coordinator pattern quicker than ever
How to prepare, what to expect, and more.
The least you need to know to render great templates
Add a little depth to your user interface using shadows
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Faster, easier network tests using URLProtocol
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CAEmitterLayer, CAGradientLayer, and CAShapeLayer combine their powers!
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The least you need to know to make XCTest work with user interfaces
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Swift’s always changing, so here’s how to keep up!
With Create ML anyone can train machine learning models with only a little code.
Add some metrics to your tests, but do so carefully!
Repeat the sequence right on your wrist with WatchKit
Summing up Swift in seventeen syllables or fewer.
Little bits of helper code to make your life easier.
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