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Some interesting articles to spend your weekend on.

• Moritz Philip Recke shares an article on DocC integration with SwiftPM – Using the Swift Package Manager command plugin for Swift-DocC;
  
  
• If you wonder how to use tuples, Jordan Morgan got you covered – Solving Small Problems with Small Tuples;
  
  
• SwiftUI List Selection On iPad by Keith Harrison covers SwiftUI behavior on iPad;
  
  
• ViewBuilder Tutorial: Creating Reusable SwiftUI Views by Renan Benatti Dias provides overview of ViewBuilder in SwiftUI;
  
  
• Majid Jabrayilov shares intro into CloudKit – Getting started with CloudKit;
  
  
• AnyObject, Any, and any: When to use which? by Antoine van der Lee describes all possible uses of word any in Swift;
  
  
• Moritz Philip Recke gives deep dive on use of Swift in AWS Lambda – Getting Started with Swift AWS Lambda Runtime;
  
  
• Swift typealias: What is it and when to use it by Sarun W. describes uses of type aliases in Swift;
  
  
• Leonardo Maia Pugliese shows on-screen keyboard avoidance in iOS – Using the New KeyboardLayoutGuide API to move UITextField when the keyboard appears on iOS;
  
  
• FormatStyle AttributedString Output by Brett Ohland continues his FormatStyle deep dive;
  
  
• Giovanni Monaco shares his approach on dealing with Xcode Previews – Detecting Xcode Previews.

And that's it for today. Have a nice weekend!

Another issue of good reads for weekend. We have couple of interesting things today.

• Starting with two articles on Swift on AWS Lambda by Fabian Fett – Getting started with Swift on AWS Lambda and Create your first HTTP endpoint with Swift on AWS Lambda;
  
  
• Good take on person name handling in Swift – Using Swift to Parse Person Name with iOS 15 APIs by Leonardo Maia Pugliese;
  
  
• Another use for async functions Lightweight dependency injection and unit testing using async functions by John Sundell;
  
  
• Majid Jabrayilov continues deep dive into SwiftUI with Structural identity in SwiftUI;
  
  
• Understanding Fast-Math by Matej Bukovinski covers optimization techniques for Swift apps;
  
  
• Guilherme Rambo covers CloudKit usage in Using CloudKit for content hosting and feature flags;
  
  
• Two small but interesting articles by Sarunw – What is a variant in SF Symbols and What is image rendering mode in iOS;
  
  
• SwiftUI Localization Tutorial for iOS: Getting Started by Andy Pereira covers important topic of localization in SwiftUI apps.

And that's it, have a nice weekend!

Amazon announces Developer Preview availability for AWS SDK for Swift. This enables creation of serverless apps built on top of AWS infrastructure.

The AWS SDK for Swift enables developers to build a wide variety of applications in the Swift language with AWS services. In this release, we provide support for 268 services including S3, DynamoDB, and Lambda to name a few. Constructing clients and requests and invoking calls to AWS can be done with async/await syntax using Swift 5.5+

AWS News

AWS News: AWS SDK for Swift (Developer Preview)

GitHub: awslabs / aws-sdk-swift

Amazon adds M1 Mac minis to EC2 service for faster build times.

The new instances will be available in two regions (US West – Oregon and US East – North Virginia) for $0.6498 per hour, with support for discounts through AWS’ Savings Plans, too. AWS promises that these new machines offer a “60% better price performance over the x86-based EC2 Mac instances for iPhone and Mac app build workloads.”

TechCrunch

AWS News Blog: Use New Amazon EC2 M1 Mac Instances to Build & Test Apps for iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple Watch, and Apple TV

Reference: Amazon's EC2 Service to Offer M1 Mac Mini Instances for Faster Build Times,
AWS brings M1 Mac minis to its cloud