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Nick Lockwood of SwiftFormat (not dash) joins the show to talk about the server side Swift conference, quirks of Swift you didn't know about, language design, and the future of Swift. Guest Nick Lockwood @nicklockwood (Github) Nick Lockwood (@nicklockwood@mastodon.social) Nick Lockwood | LinkedIn Announcements Need help with your projects this year? BrightDigit has openings. Join Bushel Beta Join our Brand New Patreon Page! BrightDigit #100 - Top 10 Emails Ever! 🎉🚀 Newsletters | BrightDigit Swift LiveCoding - Adding Screen Recording to Bushel How does Server Side Swift Workout in the Real World? - Leo Dion Links So You Think You Know Swift? - Nick Lockwood - YouTube GenericsManifesto.md · redstrike/swift-programming-language Typed throws – available from Swift 6.0 nicklockwood/SwiftFormat: A command-line tool and Xcode Extension for formatting Swift code swiftlang/swift-format: Formatting technology for Swift source code realm/SwiftLint: A tool to enforce Swift style and conventions. jpsim/SourceKitten: An adorable little framework and command line tool for interacting with SourceKit. swiftlang/swift-syntax: A set of Swift libraries for parsing, inspecting, generating, and transforming Swift source code. Vector, a fixed-size array - Evolution / Pitches - Swift Forums Related Episodes Edge of Concurrency with Matt Massicotte The Case of the Crimson Test Suite with Daniel Steinberg SwiftUI Field Guide with Chris Eidhof WWDC Notes with Cihat Gündüz Hacking with Ignite with Paul Hudson We Have All The Heroes with Stefano Mondino Swiftly Tooling with Pol Piella Abadia Sw

This week I was on one of my good friend Nick Lockwood's podcast. Nick is a coach too, we had a good chat about how we both started our own fitness journey, biggest lessons and what we love about coaching. Hope you enjoy this one guys!

On this final episode of 2022, Nick Lockwood returns to the show to discuss the overall evolution of Swift and its ecosystem of tools and libraries. How has Swift changed since its original introduction in 2014, how does it compare to other modern programming languages, and how might the language continue to evolve in 2023 and beyond? Sponsors Bitrise : Rock-solid continuous integration for your Swift projects. Go to bitrise.io/swift to get started for free. NordVPN : Get an exclusive discount on NordVPN’s excellent VPN service, by going to nordvpn.com/sundell . They even have a 30-day money-back guarantee. Links Nick on Mastodon John on Mastodon ShapeScript Kotlin Rust NSProxy Lisp Macros in C and C++ Reflection in Swift PHP The Result type Classes vs structs Swift’s API design guidelines Swift Concurrency Swift Async Algorithms The Future of Foundation Swift Collections Swift Evolution proposal for function back deployment Building editable lists with SwiftUI The Swift features that power SwiftUI’s API Publish (static site generation in Swift) swift-sh by Max Howell Swift Evolution proposal for adding macros to the language Accessing a property wrapper’s enclosing instance Intro and outro music by Dariusz Dziuk

Nick Lockwood joins John for a discussion about maintaining Swift code bases — from open source projects, to ones worked on by teams of various sizes. Also, the design of ShapeScript, using async/await within unit tests, and much more. Sponsors RevenueCat : In-app subscriptions made easy. RevenueCat handles the pain points of implementing subscriptions and in-app purchases, so that you can get back to building your app. Learn more at revenuecat.com . MacStadium : The leading provider of cloud solutions built on real Mac hardware. Get started at macstadium.com/sundell . Links Nick on Twitter John on Twitter ShapeScript on the App Store The source code for ShapeScript on GitHub fastlane ShapeScript’s iteration syntax VRML Layout AppleScript Lisp SwiftFormat SwiftLint Recent episode with Christian Selig about open source Euclid OpenSCAD Publish Semantic Versioning Compiler directives in Swift Danger Unit testing The Swift Package Manager Using async/await when writing unit tests Intro and outro music by Dariusz Dziuk

Nick Lockwood returns to the show to go on a deep dive into data structures and algorithms, what some of the pros and cons of writing high-performance code in Swift are, and how all of that relates to parallelization and performance. Sponsor Reveal : Inspect, debug, and modify your app’s UI in real time. Reveal takes UI debugging to a whole new level, and lets you instantly make all sorts of tweaks while your app is running. Get started for free at revealapp.com/sundell . Links Nick on Twitter John on Twitter SwiftFormat ShapeScript Deckset RetroRampage Handmade Hero Publish The Collection protocol Imagine Engine’s Timeline API Grand Central Dispatch Combining value and reference types Creating custom collections Time complexity Tail call RetroRampage multithreaded rendering Intro and outro music by Dariusz Dziuk

Nick Lockwood, Core Animation veteran and creator of tools like SwiftFormat, joins John to talk about animations, layout, building parsers & compilers in Swift, declarative UI patterns and much more. Sponsor: Amazon Web Services Special thanks to Amazon Web Services for sponsoring this episode! AWS AppSync lets you easily add GraphQL-powered cloud syncing to your app, and using the Amplify command line tool, you can take working with GraphQL in Swift to a whole new level. Check out Amazon's powerful iOS developer tools at aws.amazon.com/appsync . Links Nick on Twitter: @nicklockwood John on Twitter: @johnsundell SwiftFormat iCarousel Imagine Engine Beyond Animations with Core Animation Core Animation documentation Layout Unbox Splash libSyntax Episode with Harlan Haskins and Robert Widmann Intro and outro music by Dariusz Dziuk