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Today, I delved into mastering CRUD operations using Core Data, UserDefaults, and Shared Preferences in Swift! 📱💡 This journey has significantly enhanced my understanding of data persistence and management in iOS development. From handling complex data models with Core Data to managing simple key-value pairs with UserDefaults, and ensuring seamless data access with Shared Preferences, it's been a productive day of learning and growth. Excited to implement these skills in future projects! #Swift #iOSDev #CoreData #UserDefaults #SharedPreferences #AppDevelopment

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💾 Keep your data safe and persistent! Mina H. Gerges explains data persistence techniques in SwiftUI, exclusively for Kodeco subscribers. https://lnkd.in/enEBU_fd #SwiftUI #DataPersistence #iOSDevelopment #DataStorage #AppDevelopment #Swift #MobileDev #AppleDevelopers #Kodeco

With #Xcode16 coming in September 2024, Bitrise will make it available as a new stack on day one. In this blog you will learn: 📆 Our timeline of releases 🤷♀️ Why does this matter? 🔀 Transitioning from Edge to Stable Stacks 📝 Summary of changes and migration guide 🧪 The importance of proactive testing 🤝 Helping your transition Our primary goal is to offer you an enhanced experience, sometimes that means evolving alongside industry updates. Get all you need to know from Bitrise here: https://bit.ly/3ylbZCp

I observed people starting off with a huge template with a bunch of frameworks on projects (templates). I think this can be an overkill while starting projects. I am a big fan of include frameworks only when you absolutely need them. If you included them early on just because you thought it might be necessary in future, then I guess we are overengineering. This helps in keeping the project and flow in your head and under your control. I was running into a fairly complex concurrency issue on a sizeable iOS project and needed some logs around the code. Up until then I was using the simple "print" or "debugPrint" to reason through what's happening. It can be useful with some concurrency issues. There were a lot of functions being called. Right then I decided, I needed a logging framework as it gave me the method name that was being called and that flow was important. Then I quickly wrote up a very small/tiny module using the OSLog framework bundled with iOS SDK. Nothing extra, nothing fancy, did the job. Gave me various levels of logging. Sounds to me like this is the ideal way to decide when you really need something on a project. (Also seems to follow the YAGNI (You Aren't Gonna Need It) principle) I would even wager for Networking/API calls in iOS projects, just banking on URLSession (this is very nice) at first and extending it via generics as and when absolutely necessary. Needn't start with "Alamofire" right from the get-go. Not against it, but you may not need so much. #YAGNI #oslog #ios #swift #programming #decisionmaking #architecture #alamofire #concurrency #URLSession

🎉 Just completed a Core Data project in Swift using UIKit! 🎉 It may have been a simple task, but diving into Core Data has been an incredibly rewarding learning experience. 📚 Through this project, I’ve gained a solid understanding of how Core Data works, from setting up the data model to efficiently storing, retrieving, and managing data within an iOS app. Even simple tasks can teach us a lot, and I’m excited to apply these new skills to more complex challenges ahead. Check out the video below to see it in action! 🎥👇 #iOSDevelopment #CoreData #UIKit #Swift #LearningJourney #TechSkills

Today's (6/11/24) leetcode potd reminds me of my initial contests on Codechef . "__builtin_popcount(number)" helps us retrieve the number of set bits in a number's binary form . Got to know this while upsolving during my initial contests!! :> happycoding #stl #cplusplus

💻 Day 104 of #100DaysOfCode | #365DaysOfCode Today, I made significant progress in my C# learning journey as I continue building skills for FinTech development. Here’s what I learned: ✅ Data Types: Explored more built-in types for managing data efficiently. ✅ Operators: Mastered arithmetic, comparison, and logical operators for better control flow and data manipulation. ✅ var Keyword: Understood how C# infers types dynamically, enabling cleaner and more readable code. Excited about how these concepts fit into building scalable applications. Onward and upward! 🚀 #CSharpLearning 

I'm currently working on 'ToastyKit' an Android dependency designed to make toast notifications as simple as possible. . . . With 'ToastyKit' you can display customized toast messages with just one line of code saving time and effort while delivering a smooth user experience. . . . Whether it’s success messages, error alerts, or anything in between, ToastyKit has you covered with a variety of toast styles ready to go! 🔥 ...... Stay tuned for more updates and I can’t wait to share this with the developer community soon! #AndroidDevelopment #XML #JetpackCompose #Kotlin #Java #ToastyKit #MobileDevelopment #Dependency #Toast