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Nil Coalescing

@nilcoalescing.com
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We are a small company based in New Zealand passionate about creating native apps for Apple platforms. Website: nilcoalescing.com Blog: nilcoalescing.com/blog Apps: nilcoalescing.com/apps Books: books.nilcoalescing.com

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Nil Coalescing @nilcoalescing.com · 27/06/2026
Looking for a quick and easy way to design mesh gradients? Try Tintly, a new macOS tool for creating mesh gradients visually and exporting them in different formats, including SwiftUI code: apps.apple.com/us/app/tintl...
Promotional image for the Tintly macOS app. Three overlapping app screenshots show different parts of the app: the main mesh gradient editor with draggable control points, a color palette import window with imported colors and an "Apply to Gradient" button, and an export window with a gradient preview and generated SwiftUI code. An App Store download badge appears in the bottom-left corner.
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Nil Coalescing @nilcoalescing.com · 26/11/2025
If you are looking to deepen your understanding of SwiftUI, take your Swift code to the next level, or start adopting SwiftUI in existing UIKit projects, don’t miss our Black Friday deal on @natpanferova.bsky.social's books and bundles: books.nilcoalescing.com #iOSDev #SwiftLang #SwiftUI
Black Friday promotional banner advertising 30% off Natalia Panferova's books: SwiftUI Fundamentals, Swift Gems and Integrating SwiftUI into UIKit apps
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Nil Coalescing @nilcoalescing.com · 07/06/2025
Don’t miss our #WWDC25 sale! All books by @natpanferova.bsky.social are 30% off: books.nilcoalescing.com Deepen your understanding of SwiftUI, learn to integrate it effectively into UIKit projects, and take your Swift skills to the next level! #SwiftUI #SwiftLang #iOSDev
WWDC 2025 banner showing 30% off all books by Natalia Panferova. Includes covers for SwiftUI Fundamentals, Swift Gems, and Integrating SwiftUI into UIKit Apps.
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Nil Coalescing @nilcoalescing.com · 29/05/2025
Learn three lesser-known techniques for transforming collections in #SwiftLang: sorting arrays using comparison operators as closures, mapping with key paths, and accumulating values efficiently with reduce(into:) ▶️ youtu.be/vRmQTN0EkuI
Thumbnail titled Swift Collection Transformations – Concise and Efficient Techniques with code snippets showing sorted, map, and reduce examples, alongside the Swift logo and a photo of Natalia Panferova
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