The first featured link is "Expanding Swift's Reach" by Benedikt Terhechte. "My goal for Swift has always been and still is total world domination. It’s a modest goal " - Chris Lattner. Benedikt talks about the current stage of Swift, comparing it with other languages like Go, Kotlin and Rust. He also talks about how Swift can improve to become a better language, open source libraries and more.
The second featured link is "Feature flags in Swift", by John Sundell. A lot of apps nowadays are using feature flags and it's important to know different ways we can implement them. Joe talks about Conditional compilation, Static flags and Runtime flags in a short post.
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Here are the 5 awesome libraries of the week:
1 - Peek
All new design. Inspect your iOS application at runtime.
- Total Stargazers: 2272
- README Complexity: 75
- Number of tests: 0
- Total Downloads: 10492
2 - KeyPathKit
KeyPathKit is a library that provides the standard functions to manipulate data along with a call-syntax that relies on typed keypaths to male the call sites as short and clean as possible.
- Total Stargazers: 42
3 - xib2Storyboard
A tool to convert Xcode .xib to .storyboard files
- Total Stargazers: 50
4 - Vault
🗄 Vault - Simple and Secure
- Total Stargazers: 2
5 - MapViewPlus
Use any custom view as custom callout view of your MKMapView with cool animations. Make any image as your annotation view.
- Total Stargazers: 33
- Total Downloads: 106