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operationqueue
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A collection of classes that help you use operation queues without any effort
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Hands on with some nice Medium articles about some less known aspects about Swift
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Welcome to the iOS Threading Concepts repository! This repository is designed to provide a comprehensive guide and examples for understanding and implementing various threading concepts in iOS using Swift.
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Use case base class to use .then and .catch
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Experimental DSL for creating async tasks using Swift 5.1 Function Builders
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OperationQueue sample, based on Ray Wenderlich's article (https://www.raywenderlich.com/5293-operation-and-operationqueue-tutorial-in-swift)
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Using collection views and OperationQueue
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OperationQueue, Asynchronous Programming
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AdvancedOperation
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Flickr Image Search Application using Swift 5, VIPER architecture, URLSession API and Result Type
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Simple search photos application which uses Flickr REST API.
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Manager of different background tasks
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An example project showing how we can capture the callback queue across threads
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Improved, fully generic version of Operation.
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µFramework consisting of `NSOperationQueue` subclasses (Swift & Obj-C) which allow scheduling operations in serial subgroups inside a concurrent queue
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macOS app for taking a series of screenshots from a video file
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