You never know what you’re going to get when updating to a new version of Xcode. Historically, the only thing to worry about was the major version updates that came out in the fall. These include not only support for that year’s new operating systems but also various new IDE features and analysis tools (e.g., checkers and sanitizers). The minor version bumps, by contrast, were much more safe/boring.
This article describes how our Kiwi.com iOS project uses swift macros to drive automatic snapshot tests generation in order to keep tests synced with SwiftUI previews and to get rid of a lot of maintenance-requiring boilerplate.
Thanks to everyone who came to my PyCon CZ talk last Saturday. It was probably the most beautiful venue I've ever given a talk in, kudos to the organization for that.
Back in 2012 Jozef Képesi co-founded Kiwi.com (formerly Skypicker) and created the first functional version of its search engine. Many things have changed since then, the company grew from two to hundreds of people and has been to some ups and downs.
