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Bianca

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Bianca has a bachelor’s degree in Computer Science and almost 7 years of experience working as an iOS developer. Besides developing awesome, visually rich apps, she loves playing the piano, drawing, playing video games, cooking, and especially baking.
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Migrating your project to the new Swift concurrency using async/await

Migrating your project to the new Swift concurrency using async/await

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Bianca

iOS Developer

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Jul 10, 2023

Async/await is part of the new structured concurrency changes that arrived in Swift 5.5. Concurrency in Swift means allowing multiple pieces of code to run at the same time. With the new async functions and await statements, we can define asynchronous sequences. As an iOS developer, you might wonder why you should adopt it and update your current projects to this structure. This article provides a complete overview of its benefits and how it can help you have a more clear and structured project.