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Samuel Défago
@defagos
iOS / tvOS developer. Crazy coder and problem solver @ Radio Télévision Suisse (RTS)
Geneva, Switzerland
github.com/defagos
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    Samuel Défago
    @defagos
    Nov 26, 2022
    Interested in inspecting how many times a SwiftUI view body is evaluated? Here is a gist that might help: gist.github.com/defagos/675815…
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    Samuel Défago
    @defagos
    May 2, 2022
    Finding myself embedding SwiftUI code into UIKit again, so here is a friendly reminder there is a simple way to send actions down the UIKit responder chain starting from a SwiftUI view
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    Samuel Défago
    @defagos
    Sep 28, 2021
    Here is a simple way to send an action along the UIKit responder chain, starting from a SwiftUI view: gist.github.com/defagos/4effee….
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    Samuel Défago
    @defagos
    Jan 26, 2022
    Tip: You can capture the projected value of a @published property (i.e. its associated publisher) in a capture list to incorporate user-driven sources of change into a pipeline declaration. More information in my updated article: defagos.github.io/declarative_re…
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    Samuel Défago
    @defagos
    Dec 22, 2021
    I recently published an article discussing a way to build scalable declarative data pipelines using Combine. Could make for an interesting read near the fireplace if you missed my announcement tweet. x.com/defagos/status…
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    Samuel Défago
    @defagos
    Dec 13, 2021
    Gathering data in an app can be a challenge, especially when several sources must be aggregated or when pagination is involved. My latest article discusses how Combine and reactive programming provide a declarative and scalable solution to this problem: defagos.github.io/declarative_re…
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    Samuel Défago
    @defagos
    Dec 13, 2021
    Two years ago I would never have considered using reactive programming to write apps. I am now asking myself how I could live without it before, and I hope you'll understand why after having read my article. Probably my biggest aha moment as an Apple developer.
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