Functional Thinking in Swift: Part 3 - The power of Reduce
How Swift's reduce can derive map and filter, and how to use it to build reusable grouping tools.
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Functional Thinking in Swift: Part 2 - Filter & Reduce
A practical look at Swift's filter and reduce functions, and how to compose them with map into readable data pipelines.
read more →Functional Thinking in Swift: Part 1 - Map
An introduction to Swift's map function and how it helps express transformations in a clear, functional style.
read more →Using custom reducers to make shared data even easier with TCA
How a custom SubscriberReducer can remove repeated AsyncStream subscription boilerplate from TCA reducers.
read more →Leveraging custom Reducers to manage actions in your TCA app
How to use a custom NestedAction reducer to keep nested TCA actions organised while still returning top-level effects.
read more →Managing Analytics in a TCA app
A composable way to keep analytics close to TCA feature logic without letting it crowd reducers or views.
read more →Shared data in a TCA app
How to manage shared app data in The Composable Architecture using a dependency that exposes an AsyncStream.
read more →SwiftUI: Formatting text, images, and links together
How to combine SwiftUI text, links, and SF Symbol images while keeping link tinting consistent.
read more →We need to talk about The Coordinator Pattern
A look at when the Coordinator Pattern is useful, and why design patterns should emerge from the problem space rather than drive it.
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