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EPISODE · Aug 23, 2021 · 17 MIN

Switching switches and considering my pitches

from AppForce1 Worklog · host Jeroen Leenarts

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Send me a text The keyboard rabbit hole has deepened. A book recommendation. And schools are about to start. This week's links: Handling links with SwiftUI's openURL | FIVE STARSHow to write unit tests for SwiftUI apps | mokacodingUnit testing UIView action and gesture in SwiftHow to show multiple alerts on the same view in SwiftUI | SarunwHow to use throwing properties to catch failures in Swift - SwiftLeeStaff Engineer: Leadership beyond the management track An introduction to Kailh switch...

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