It took about an hour to fix all the warnings.
Still wrapping my head around Swift Concurrency, but I'm getting there 👨🔬
It took about an hour to fix all the warnings.
Still wrapping my head around Swift Concurrency, but I'm getting there 👨🔬
#WWDC2025
#DesignUpdate
#WWDC2025
#DesignUpdate
Today, while solving a Leetcode problem in a #Swift playground, I hit an interesting snag: a solution almost identical to mine was running 10 times faster. The only difference? Variable declarations.
Today, while solving a Leetcode problem in a #Swift playground, I hit an interesting snag: a solution almost identical to mine was running 10 times faster. The only difference? Variable declarations.
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Here’s a helpful mnemonic: WTF
expr0 ? expr1 : expr2 ➡️ What ? True : False
Thanks to @twostraws.bsky.social straws for mentioning @scottmichaud.bsky.social's invention
#LearnInPublic #Swift
Here’s a helpful mnemonic: WTF
expr0 ? expr1 : expr2 ➡️ What ? True : False
Thanks to @twostraws.bsky.social straws for mentioning @scottmichaud.bsky.social's invention
#LearnInPublic #Swift
VStack vs LazyVStack vs List
- VStack for simple layouts.
- LazyVStack excels with many elements due to lazy loading.
- List offers lazy loading plus OS-adapted design and native features like disclosure indicators, making it versatile for complex lists.
VStack vs LazyVStack vs List
- VStack for simple layouts.
- LazyVStack excels with many elements due to lazy loading.
- List offers lazy loading plus OS-adapted design and native features like disclosure indicators, making it versatile for complex lists.