Number: 016, Date: 2024-04-22

2024.04.15 ~ 2024.04.21

📱 Modern CollectionView

Using UICollectionView is convenient for displaying repetitive data, and many new APIs have been added in iOS 14 and later, so I organized and experimented with them all.

• UICollectionViewDiffableDataSource
• UICollectionViewCompositionalLayout
• UICollectionView.CellRegistration
• UIContentConfiguration

With the above additions, I compared the previously used methods (for iOS 14 and earlier) by writing the code and then applying the new APIs to analyze the differences.

You can find the related article Using UICollectionView in iOS 14 and Later.

👨🏻‍💻 Organizing Remote Repositories and Blog

I felt the need to update my GitHub profile page, which still states that I am studying iOS.

So, I removed the profile repository and pinned the repositories and gists that I frequently check or want to display.

While writing on Tistory, I thought it would be nice to have a floating table of contents on the side, so I looked into it. Tistory offers various skins, some of which provide multiple features, and I can also add desired features through the HTML editor.

I explored different skins and found that adding a table of contents feature to the default skin was the most appealing option.

I also requested reindexing in Google Search Console and Naver Webmaster Tools once again.

• GitHub
• Tistory

🙋🏻‍♂️ Other Notes

1. When writing frequently used code, you can utilize Xcode’s Snippet feature. To use it on other computers, I created my own snippet in a gist: My Snippet.