A great question came my way this week that I suspect a lot of us Apple developers get asked. Should you learn and use UIKit or SwiftUI? I have some thoughts on this which I'm sure is no surprise, here's the advice I gave.

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Over time code gets dusty just like everything else. Maybe it's old libraries or old techniques. Or worse, maybe it is something in the language that is now deprecated and will eventually stop working altogether.

All good reasons to maintain a healthy code base, so let's talk about that and some suggestions on how to manage it.

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In a recent live stream on Twitch.tv/compileswift I was asked in the chatroom to give my thoughts on coding boot camps.

I answered the question during the stream, but I felt I should dive into the answer further in this episode and give more details. You’ll have to listen to hear my thoughts.

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It was time for me to take a look at macOS Monterey. But as with every year, I install pre-release versions on an external drive. Which is normally not a problem. Until this year that is. The Apple M1 chip means I have to do things different and it is more complicated. I solved the problem and it might help you. So listen on.

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Join me in this episode as I talk with Gio Lodi about his new book “TDD in Swift with SwiftUI and Combine”. We have a fascinating and informative conversation that I am certain you will appreciate and learn from just like I did.

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So what is the CompileSwift Podcast? And what discussion can you expect? Well, I'm going to answer that right now.

Now that another WWDC is in the bag, I thought it would be worth sharing my thoughts on this year's event. Personally, I feel it had some big things.

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In this episode, Leo Dion joins me to discuss the Apple WWDC21 keynote. There are so many new things!

You will want to also listen to the EmpowerApps State of the Union episode where I join Leo to discuss the deeper dive into the developer details. 

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It's the Pre-WWDC21 episode. So it's time to talk about how we try to start healing the wounds and what is causing them between Apple and developers. I try to offer a perspective from both sides and some suggestions on how we can move forward.

TL;DR It's like an 80's breakup record with a slow Miami Vice MTV drive sequence.