Structured concurrency in the form of Async/Await has come to the Swift language. While it brings great power and understanding to writing asynchronous code, it does come with some "gotchas." In Part 2, we examine some issues working with structured concurrency.

Structured concurrency in the form of Async/Await has come to the Swift language. While it brings great power and understanding to writing asynchronous code, it does come with some "gotchas." In Part 1, we examine the difficulties of actors conforming to protocols.

Let's explore how SwiftCurrent stacks up against the Coordinator pattern.

WWDC 2021 brought a lot of new changes from Apple, ranging from an increased focus on privacy to major changes in the Swift programming language to App Review Guideline updates. We've watched the 100 hours or so of sessions, and this article is going to distill that information down to what is relevant.