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Published inITNEXTBuilding SwiftUI apps in MarkdownAdvanced mapping mechanisms make it possible to dynamically convert Markdown documents into native SwiftUI views, even in Xcode PreviewsMay 17, 2021May 17, 2021
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Published inITNEXTAdvanced cross-platform apps using local Swift packages and UIKit/AppKitLearn how to use the impressive power of the Swift Package Manager to create reusable UI packages in a large-scale applicationApr 19, 2021Apr 19, 2021
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