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Stories for OverheardSwift. @overheardswift·Become a member Today's highlights Jacob BennettinLevel Up Coding The 5 paid subscriptions I actually use in 2025 as a Staff Software Engineer Tools I use that are cheaper than Netflix 5 min read 8.1K 214 Pavlos Simas SwiftUI Coding Standards and Best Practices Elevate Your SwiftUI Skills with Clean Code and… 3 min read 150 The Useful TechinMac O'Clock 9 New Must-Have macOS Productivity Apps For Daily Usage How did you manage all these days without these apps? 11 min read 3.4K 51 Akshat Sharma Interview experience Android Engineer @ Lime I recently had the opportunity to interview with Lime… 4 min read 110 3 Jacob BartlettinLevel Up Coding Migrating Combine to AsyncAlgorithms Future-proof your pipeline operations 13 min read 391 Thomas RicouardinStackademic Top 5 AI Tools for iOS Developers To improve your workflow speed & efficiency 7 min read 476 11 swardleyinfeenk Rewilding software engineering Chapter 2: How we make decisions 21 min read 67 Dr. Derek Austin 🥳inCareer Programming How I Became Unemployable as a Software Engineer & What I Learned Being a developer is a creative, highly-paid… 12 min read 2.5K 75 Adi MizrahiinCodeX Protocol Extensions in Swift 6.0: New Tricks In the ever-evolving world of Swift, there's always… 4 min read 323 5 Michael LonginBetter Programming Factory: Multiple Module Registration How to initialize everything before anything is… 7 min read 241 5 From your following Edit who you follow Jacob BartlettinLevel Up Coding The Synchronization Framework in Swift 6 Performance testing the new concurrency primitives 13 min read 105 Steven Curtis Using the Gemini API The Gemini API is available through… 3 min read 3 Sara Mendes ChavesinOLX Engineering Experimenting with Agile: Transforming Team Workflows Discover how agile experimentation improved delivery… 10 min read 30 Jacob BartlettinLevel Up Coding The Swift Runtime: Your Silent Partner Fun and games in the Swift source code 9 min read 393 Steven Curtis A Sticky Button in SwiftUI A simple example 3 min read 6 See more of what you like and less of what you don't. Control your recommendations Read from anywhere. Sent by Medium·Medium, 548 Market St, PMB 42061, San Francisco, CA 94104 Unsubscribe from this type of email·Switch to the Daily Digest·Careers·Help Center·Privacy Policy·Terms of service