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atomicbird.com
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| | | | | or, how to accidentally break Swift initialization rules. Today Im going to talk about optionals. Swift optionals. And also another kind of optional. And how you might break the ironclad rules of Swift without realizing it until its too late. What is an optional anyway? It depends who you ask. Swift will give you one answer, but Core Data has other ideas. So what happens when you bring them together? | |
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telemetrydeck.com
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| | | | | What we've learned while migrating our code to the new world of data-race safety in Swift 6 mode. | |
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haim.dev
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| | | | | A guide to statically linking Swift library into a Rust application. | |
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swift.org
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| | | It has been a longstanding goal to stabilize Swift's ABI on macOS, iOS, watchOS, and tvOS. While a stable ABI is an important milestone for the maturity of any language, the ultimate benefit to the Swift ecosystem was to enable binary compatibility for apps and libraries. This post describes what binary compatibility means in Swift 5 and how it will evolve in future releases of Swift. | ||
