Marco Eidinger
Swifty Tech by Marco Eidinger

Swifty Tech by Marco Eidinger

Follow
Marco Eidinger

Marco Eidinger

2.6K followers

Hello 👋🏻 , I am a Software Engineer working on open source and enterprise mobile SDKs for iOS and MacOS developers written in Swift. From 🇩🇪 and happily living in 🇺🇸

Pinned

Sponsoring amazing members of the Swift and iOS community

Apr 18, 20227 min read

Last Updated: April 2023 · Pledge Starting 2022 Easter weekend, I want to express my gratitude to developers and content creators on an ongoing...

Sponsoring amazing members of the Swift and iOS community

UIViewRepresentables must be value types

May 4, 20231 min read

At work, I inherited some SwiftUI code to maintain. The following code is simplified. final class MySwiftUIViewWrappingUIView: UIViewRepresentable { ...

UIViewRepresentables must be value types

Efficient Data Transfer in iOS Apps: Exploring HTTP Compression

Apr 18, 20233 min read

Optimizing performance and reducing data costs are essential for any iOS app. One way to achieve this is through HTTP compression, which reduces the...

Efficient Data Transfer in iOS Apps: Exploring HTTP Compression

Giving Back to the Developer Community: A Guide to Sponsoring Swift and iOS Developers

Apr 4, 20233 min read

As someone in the tech industry for years, I have seen the power of a strong developer community. That's why I decided to take action last year. I...

Giving Back to the Developer Community: A Guide to Sponsoring Swift and iOS Developers

Mirror your Apple Watch to your iPhone

Apr 3, 20231 min read

In this short blog, you learn how to control your Apple Watch from your iPhone. The accessibility feature “Apple Watch Mirroring” is not only helpful...

Mirror your Apple Watch to your iPhone

SDK conditional code with canImport(module, _version: "1.2.3.4")

Mar 28, 20233 min read

In this blog post, I explain when and why you might want to use the versioned canImport compilation statement, which challenges arise, and what better...

SDK conditional code with canImport(module, _version: "1.2.3.4")