@donnywals@chaos.social
iOS Engineer, blogger, and author at http://donnywals.com. Loves learning and sharing knowledge. 
Dorien -- (he/him)
Offloading work to a background thread used to be possible with nonisolated functions in Swift. In Swift 6.2 we have access to the @concurent attribute. Why do we need it? And when?
https://gumroad.com/l/practical-swift-concurrency
https://www.donnywals.com/what-is-concurrent-in-swift-6-2/
Elk is a nimble Mastodon web client. You can login to your Mastodon account and use it to interact with the fediverse.
Expect some bugs and missing features here and there. Elk is Open Source and we're actively improving it as a community project. Join us and let's build it together!
If you'd like to report a bug, help us testing, give feedback, or contribute, reach out to us on GitHub and get involved.
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