The async/await syntax, introduced in Swift 5.5, allows a readable way to write asynchronous code. Asynchronous programming can improve performance of an app, but it is important to cancel unneeded tasks to ensure unwanted background tasks do not interfere with the app. This article demonstrates how to cancel a task …
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The async/await syntax was introduced in Swift 5.5 with Meet async/await in Swift in WWDC 2021. It is a more readable way to write asynchronous code and is easier to understand than dispatch queues and callback functions. The async/await syntax is similar to those used in other programming languages like C# or …
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Last week, we retrieved weather data from Open Weather API to demonstrate how to parse JSON data. The weather data is retrieved asynchronously, which may result in a delay before the UI is updated. This article shows how to display a progress view while the data is being fetched, to provide feedback that something is …
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