Hi there,

Every time I sit down to write an intro to an issue, I struggle between staying positive and the desire to address current events in the outside world. And every time I land on the decision to let this newsletter be a small island on the internet dedicated to learning something new in the field we’re passionate about.

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So I hope you find something interesting in today’s collection. Let’s dive in?

.tabBar accessibility trait is almost magical when it comes to making a custom tab bar view behave like a system one.

If you want to learn more about this, Bas Broek wrote a detailed article on implementing accessible custom tab bars:

This is so cool. I didn’t even realize that QuickLook framework can be used on iOS! Check out this short thread by Jordan:

The whole Swift language is built upon safety principles, so it only makes sense to apply them to our own APIs:

A comprehensive write up about the realities of using Core Data with CloudKit syncing. The article is a few months old, and just now it’s been updated with new findings. So if you’ve seen it before - it’s worth checking out again.

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