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One thing you might have noticed, though: Throughout most of the code you’ve written so far, you didn’t deal with errors at all, and mostly dealt the “happy path.”Unless you write error-free apps, this chapter is for you! :]...
You will find some simple starter code included to help you hit the ground running and let you focus on Combine code only:Inside the API type, you will find two nested helper types:An enum called Error which features two custom errors your API will throw in case it cannot ...
usingretryandcatch. The way you handle errors in your app really depends on what kind of project you’re building. When handling errors, design and architecture come in play, and creating the wrong handling strategy might compromise your project and result in re-writing portions of...
One thing you might have noticed, though: Throughout most of the code you’ve written so far, you didn’t deal with errors at all, and mostly dealt the “happy path.”Unless you write error-free apps, this chapter is for you! :]...
1.1 Understanding asynchronous and concurrent code 1.2 Introducing the modern Swift concurrency model 1.3 Running the book server 1.4 Getting started with LittleJohn 1.5 Writing your first async/await 1.6 Using async/await in SwiftUI 1.7 Using asynchronous sequences 1.8 Canceling tasks in str...