Episode 35: I Didn't Watch the Video
Welcome to Code Completion, Episode 35! We are a group of iOS developers and educators hoping to share what we love most about development, Apple technology, and completing your code!
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⭐️ This Week's Topics
- Join the Code Completion Club at https://codecompletion.io/jointheclub!
- Indie App Spotlight, with two apps for you to check out:
- Do you plan a project beforehand or jump in headfirst?
- Why design an app in a graphics (non-IDE) application?
- Do you a begin a project with the model layer or UI first?
- Common Project Management Tool Terminology.
- Aftershow: Tiktok is crazy town:
🚧 #CompleteTheCode
This week's #CompleteTheCode:
Which key command in Xcode will allow you to rename the variable you have selected everywhere it appears in the current scope?
1 2 3 4 5 6 7// Which key command in Xcode will rename the selected variable // within the current scope? let lable = UILabel() lable.text = "Name" lable.textColor = .blue rootView.addSubview(lable)
Be sure to tweet us with hashtag #CompleteTheCode if you know the answer!
⚠️ Compiler Error
This week's theme: Swift Actors!
- Actors are a reference type distinct from classes that enable thread-safe access to the data within the actor by gating access behind async members.
- Actors can be used from Objective-C so long as the type is marked with @objc, and only non-isolated and asynchronous methods are called.
- Actors can be accessed from non-asynchronous code within the same module so long as only let properties or non isolated methods are called.
- Actors are implemented using special GCD queues and locks under the hood at compile time, minimizing bugs that arise from incorrect usage of isolated properties.
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