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Clean up repository for Make It So on Apple #115

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peterfriese opened this issue Sep 30, 2024 · 3 comments
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Clean up repository for Make It So on Apple #115

peterfriese opened this issue Sep 30, 2024 · 3 comments
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peterfriese commented Sep 30, 2024

  • Use main as the default branch
  • Do feature development on feature branches and merge into main once ready
  • Once implementation work is finished, create separate branches for derivative work (videos, blog posts, interactive DocC tutorials)
  • Create a branch for the current version
  • Create README and point to the previous version(s)
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Hi Peter, thanks very much for the example app, it was super helpful to see potential 'best practices'.. I've been wondering if you might be planning a Swift 6 update showing the latest approaches you'd take for firebase auth, states, dependency injection, etc. In other words replace Combine with the new concurrency model to have a hybrid of @observable for state management and Actors for thread safety, etc. I ask because I've learned so much from you and want this Friese train to keep rollin!

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Hi Peter, thanks very much for the example app, it was super helpful to see potential 'best practices'.. I've been wondering if you might be planning a Swift 6 update showing the latest approaches you'd take for firebase auth, states, dependency injection, etc. In other words replace Combine with the new concurrency model to have a hybrid of @observable for state management and Actors for thread safety, etc. I ask because I've learned so much from you and want this Friese train to keep rollin!

Hi @mikeymike9000 - yes, we're working on it. Feel free to use the GitHub discussions for this project to ask questions.

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great thanks Peter and I'll use GitHub discussions going forward!

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