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TextEditingReference collectionI am the new maintainer of TextEditingReference, a collection of open-source libraries for working with text in iOS and Mac apps. The libraries in the collection include the following:
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Swift Concurrency Learning Resources One of the biggest pain points experienced Swift developers have is dealing with Swift concurrency, especially the changes in Swift 6. Many developers are sticking with Swift 5 to avoid the pain of migrating their code to Swift 6. If you are having trouble learning about Swift concurrency, I put together a list of resources that should help. F**king Approachable Swift Concurrency F**king Approachable Swift Concurrency is a good starting point to learn...
Find the Code Causing Long SwiftUI Updates with Instruments Instruments comes with a SwiftUI instrument to find performance problems in your SwiftUI apps. This article shows how to use Instruments to find the code that causes long SwiftUI view updates. If you have never used Instruments, read the following article to learn how to profile your app with the SwiftUI instrument: Find the SwiftUI Views that Update the Most Using Instruments Finding Long Updates When you finish profiling your app,...
When you profile your app with the Allocations instrument, you may want to find the largest memory allocations your app makes. Take the following steps to find the largest memory allocations: Press Cmd-3 to open the allocations list. Click the Size column heading to sort the allocations by size. Choose All Heap Allocations from the Allocation Type menu in the bottom bar to hide virtual memory allocations. Your code doesn’t directly make virtual memory allocations. The Allocation Type menu is...