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We have a running joke on the team.
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Those of you who follow me on Mastodon might have noticed that I recently ran into a compiler bug that was introduced in Xcode 26.5 (or more specifically, Swift 6.3.2).
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One thing I only learned after working with Structured Concurrency for years is what “structured” actually refers to.
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Tasks are versatile and adapt to many use cases.
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If you’ve been developing for Apple platforms for a while, your understanding of “concurrency” may have its origins in the era of Grand Central Dispatch.
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In the first post on task cancellation, I showcased a few simple examples of manual cancellation handling using Task.isCancelled and Task.checkCancellation.
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Working with cancellation in tasks is a double-edged sword.
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I’ve been diving deeper into Swift’s structured concurrency (and strict Sendability conformance) lately, and I’ve learned quite a lot.
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When working with images, we rarely need to show them at full size — most often ist’s rather as a thumbnail or preview.
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I’ve been running a software company for over 22 years now, and always managed to go without a personal blog.