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MacOS Swift 6.2 Java interoperability in practice

Swift 6.2 Java interoperability in practice

Swift Bidirectional collection view with orthogonalScrollingBehavior

Bidirectional collection view with orthogonalScrollingBehavior

RxSwift RxSwift course - basics

RxSwift course - basics

Testing When debugger fails - true story

When debugger fails - true story

MetalKit Lighting fast rendering with Metal

Lighting fast rendering with Metal

Swift Protocol Oriented Programming + Unit Testing = ♥️

Protocol Oriented Programming + Unit Testing = ♥️

Assembler for Swift developers -  part 2

Assembler for Swift developers - part 2

17 days ago 5 min read CourseSwift
You’ve mastered “Hello, Assembly!” and peeked inside registers. Now let’s plunge into pointers, arrays, function calls, iteration, and memory regions. You’ll learn how ARM64 turns high-level constructs into pointer arithmetic,
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Assembler for Swift developers

Assembler for Swift developers

a month ago 3 min read CourseMacOS
Ever wondered what really happens under the hood when you build that shiny Swift app? Here’s a confession: I used to treat assembly like dark magic—until I decided to embrace it.
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Swift and C++ interoperability in practice

Swift and C++ interoperability in practice

a month ago 6 min read SwiftMacOSTooling
Swift’s new C++ interoperability is a game-changer, letting you tap into mature C++ libraries from Swift’s safe, expressive syntax. In this post, I’ll guide you through the language-pair preview introduced
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Swift 6.2 Java interoperability in practice

Swift 6.2 Java interoperability in practice

2 months ago 6 min read MacOSSwiftTooling
If you’ve ever tried straddling two worlds—one foot in the elegant, type-safe realm of Swift and the other in the sprawling ecosystem of Java—you know the pain of keeping them
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Safer Swift: How ~Copyable Prevents Hidden Bugs

Safer Swift: How ~Copyable Prevents Hidden Bugs

6 months ago 2 min read
Swift 5.9 introduced the new ~Copyable protocol, which makes an entity "non-copyable." By default, Swift automatically adds the Copyable protocol to all types—without it, value types wouldn't
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