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SwiftUI package allowing to select in a list an item from SF Symbols. - Kelvas09/SymbolPicker

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        Repetitive actions are dangerous. Especially if they are simple. We tend to pay less and less attention to them and in the end, we make mistakes. Fortunately it is possible, not to say recommended, to automate these actions.
So today, as you may have guessed, we’re going to change the theme a bit and talk about the pipeline on GitHub Actions.
The context #I love to write and share, therefore I have this technical blog allowing me to pass on what I learn and what I think is useful to others.
      
    

Publish automatically Hugo blog with GitHub Actions


      
        With Swift 5.5 and the SE-0296 it is now possible to use async / await as in many languages such as C#, Typescript, Javascript or even Rust.
Until now we handled asynchronism in three different ways: the delegated as Apple does a lot, closures (also called completionHandler) as many do or with RxSwift or other libraries like Promise.
But with the arrival of async / await it is no longer necessary to go through all that.
      
    

Convert a closure or a delegate to async / await


      
        In a previous article I told you about the keyword @escaping which is very useful in case of a scope change. If you want to know more about it, I invite you to read the article I previously wrote here :Swift: @escaping.
But the change of scope leads to other consequences for the values “shared” potentially by the two scopes.
Before talking about weak and unowned it is important to go back to some important notions.
      
    

Swift: weak and unowned

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