Adrian Ross

So, you're being a good modern iOS developer and adopting scene support in your UIKit app. You've implemented application(_:configurationForConnecting:options:), but it's not being called consistently. What's going on? Is it a bug in iOS? In fact, things are probably behaving as they

Siesta, a Swift framework for iOS and macOS apps that talk to REST APIs, "untangles stateful messes and drastically simplifies app code". You know what else untangles stateful messes? Reactive libraries like RxSwift and Combine.

Siesta, a Swift framework for iOS and macOS apps that talk to REST APIs, "untangles stateful messes and drastically simplifies app code". You know what else untangles stateful messes? Reactive libraries like Combine and RxSwift.

I like dependency injection – it keeps your code simple and clear. Classes don't concern themselves with discovering, creating or managing their collaborators – they simply declare what they are, then go ahead and use them. They might not even know what class they are. If