🔒 We round out our parsing recap by reintroducing that functional trio of operators: map, zip, and flat-map. We'll use them to build up some complex parsers and make a few more ergonomic improvements...Show More
🔒 It's time to revisit one of our favorite topics: parsing! We want to discuss lots of new parsing topics, such as generalized parsing, performance, reversible parsing and more, but before all of tha...Show More
🔒 We finish building a rich onboarding experience for our application by selectively enabling and disabling pieces of logic in the app depending on what step of the onboarding process we are on. This...Show More
🔒 Not only can we easily redact the logic from a view using the Composable Architecture, but we can also insert new logic into our views without making any changes to the core logic of the view. To d...Show More
🔒 We've seen how cool redacted SwiftUI views are, but we've also seen some of their pitfalls: while it's easy to redact UI, it's not so easy to redact logic, that is unless you're using the Composabl...Show More
🆓 SwiftUI has introduced the concept of “████ed views”, which gives you a really nice way to ████ the text and images from views. This is really powerful, but just because the view has been ████ed it...Show More
🔒 So, what's the point of forgoing the protocols and designing dependencies with simple data types? It can be summed up in 3 words: testing, testing, testing. We can now easily write tests that exerc...Show More
🔒 Now that we've tackled two dependencies of varying complexity we are ready to handle our most complicated dependency yet: Core Location. We will see what it means to control a dependency that commu...Show More
