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Build beautiful charts in your SwiftUI appsContinue reading on Towards Data Science »

Hi Peter!Sure thing, go ahead! Thanks for the heads up!

Build beautiful charts in your SwiftUI appsContinue reading on Better Programming »

I have updated the code in the Github repo and the article now. The algorithm should work again. Thanks for pointing out the break!

Hey!I have pushed a fix to the Github repo and updated the article, so the algorithm should work now.Thanks for the reminder!

Hi Khaled!You are absolutely right. I've had a quick look at the playground, and it seems like the swapAt(_:_:) method no longer mutates the underlying memory, but instead creates a copy that it performs all operations on. I will have...

Hi Dima!Thanks for reading!There are multiple reasons for splitting the View from the Controller.1. It implicitly puts less code in each file, since you basically split the code down the middle. You may need to write a few extra lines in...

Thanks, I'm glad you like it!I would probably go with a callback from the Coordinator object, and maybe a solution similar to this one for the actual navigation:https://stackoverflow.com/a/59592697I don't have a quick fix in mind...

A guide to decomposing complex tasks and getting them right.Continue reading on The Startup »

You are absolutely right!Thanks for pointing it out, I’ll make a fix tonight. :)

Add the power of UIKit to your SwiftUI toolbox.Continue reading on The Startup »

Add out-of-sync protection to your wrapper objects.Continue reading on The Startup »

Hi Yoshimi!Thank you, I’m very glad you like it!All the best!

Hey Matthew!Thanks for writing. This does not go against the MVC pattern since the View itself does not modify any data. The View merely acts as a proxy that receives and delegates user taps, while the Model does the actual manipulation of...

Leveraging protocols to increase code reuseContinue reading on Better Programming »

Excellent article! Refreshing to read something that goes into the inner workings and explains them with such ease.

Hey Simon!Thanks for reading and taking the time to respond.The description property in the GameProtocol doesn’t clash with the CustomStringConvertible protocol since the property is declared static. However, I do get your point, and I...

How can we use Monte Carlo simulations to evaluate risks and rewards?Continue reading on Better Programming »