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Right after my vacation it was heads down mode again. At my work, we had a sort of restructuring of the group I am a part of. And this meant a lot of things have changed in how my day to day looks. I now lead developer experience at Stream within Developer Relations. This involved setting up a lot of project related things. From Developer Experience we work very closely with developer advocacy and because of this we chose to set up a shared task board. This way we can easily hand over work or share the workload for specific tasks.
I already had a lot of podcast work I needed to do last week, so I couldn’t fit a recording session for my regular episode. But, I do have a really cool special episode I did with Josh Holtz from RevenueCat. Keep an eye out for that one later this week. If all goes well, it should be done soon. For reasons I am not sharing yet, I put in some extra effort to the RevenueCat episode. I hope it will be an inspiring episode.
Let’s dive into this week’s articles.
- Using Measurements from Foundation for values in Swift Charts)
- Eager Grids with SwiftUI)
- Flow Navigation With SwiftUI 4. Implementing the new NavigationStack…)
- Localising a modularised application)
- Using Xcode- Creating Reusable and Shareable Color Palettes)
- Experimenting with Live Activities)
- Supporting universal links in a SwiftUI application)
- Common Swift Task Continuation Problem)
CocoaHeadsNL Meetups)
Coding is like riding a bike)
Stream makes it easy for you to seamlessly integrate real-time experiences into your application. Check out their Swift tutorial) to learn how you can get started adding video or in-app messaging to your apps!
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