Aug 16, 2019

AppCoda Weekly - Issue #136

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Sorry for the delay of this issue. We’ve given you an introduction to Flutter before. This week, we will continue to explore the framework and show you how to build a more complex app.

Since the announcement of WWDC, SwiftUI continues to be one of the most popular frameworks in the upcoming iOS release. We’ve written up multiple tutorials on that. If you want to learn SwiftUI, you can start from here.

Don’t forget to spare some time to read all the tutorials we collected for you this week.

Regards,

Simon

Tutorials

Building a Flutter App with Complex UI

Earlier, we’ve covered the basics of Flutter. This time, let’s start building a more complex app using the framework.

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SwiftUI, Combine, And Beyond

There’s not a single production app running on SwiftUI yet. Here are small steps to begin your path towards the promise land of SwiftUI, Combine, and beyond.

basememara.com • Share

Swift Optionals: Beyond Basics

This post explains Mapping and flatMapping optionals for cleaner code as you might not be knowing some of the operations explainedin this post that can make your life easier.

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Creating A Master Detail Interface With UISplitViewController

A split view controller manages the presentation of two child view controllers in a two-column layout also called a master-detail interface. Take a look at how to setup a split view controller and how to show detail view controllers.

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4 Things You Can Do *Right Now* To Be Ready For SwiftUI And Combine

There’s no need to twiddle your thumbs waiting for your users to upgrade to start moving towards taking advantage of the latest iOS frameworks like SwiftUI and Combine. Get a jump start using these techniques, and you won’t be playing catch up when it’s time to make the move.

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Unit Testing Asynchronous Code In Swift

In this article learn different patterns of unit testing asynchronous code in Swift.

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Setup SceneDelegate Without Storyboard

This blog introduces you to a neat trick on how to setup SceneDelegate without storyboard.

samwize.com • Share

Xcode Source Control Accounts

Learn how to add a GitHub account and a Bitbucket account to Xcode when you have two-factor authentication (2FA) enabled.

useyourloaf.com • Share

Advanced Lldb Tricks For Swift - Injecting And Changing Code On The Fly

While disassembling and writing to memory might be too extreme for daily development, you can use some of the more advanced lldb tricks mentioned in this post to increase your productivity.

swiftrocks.com • Share

Key-Value Observing Without NSObject And Dynamic Modifier In Swift

See how to build a simple key-value observation in Swift that does not require to use NSObject at all.

augmentedcode.io • Share

Combine Latest Collection

In this article, Daniel Tull will explain how he made a publisher that takes an array of publishers and combines them into an array output.

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How To Integrate Sign In With Apple In Your iOS App

With iOS13, Apple is introducing “Sign In with Apple”, an authentication system that allows user create an account for your app based on their Apple ID. See how to integrate it in your app and be ready for iOS13 launch.

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Combine Vs. RxSwift: Should You Switch To Combine?

This article takes a deeper look at Combine and compares it to RxSwift, the current state of the art reactive framework for iOS programming.

quickbirdstudios.com • Share

Xcode Shortcuts The iOS Cheat Sheet

Be more productive, more of a cool guy, super fast on your keystroke when using Xcode by using Xcode Shortcuts which is the iOS Cheat Sheet.

mobidevtalk.com • Share

Property Wrappers

Know more about property wrappers that are one of the most interesting features of SwiftUI and the upcoming Swift 5.1. through this amazing blog.

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Phantom Types In Swift

Take a look at a technique that can let you leverage Swift’s type system to perform data validation at compile time removing potential sources of ambiguity, and helping you preserve type safety throughout your code base by using phantom types.

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Building A Custom `Sample` Operator

Learn how to create a more complex yet useful custom operator which can be created only by creatively combining existing operators.

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UI/ UX

Why You Shouldn't Gray Out Disabled Buttons

What should you do if you have a button that isn’t active in a given context? Following the technique given in this article will make your disabled buttons look disabled without giving users any surprises.

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Address Field Design Best Practices

The address field is an essential part of many forms. This article shares nine practical tips on how to streamline the process of filling out the address field.

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