How to use @Observable?
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To use @Observable in Swift, you can refer to the session "Migrate your app to Swift 6" from WWDC 2024. This session covers various aspects of migrating to Swift 6, including data-race safety and concurrency features, which are relevant when working with observable properties and state management in Swift.
For a detailed explanation and practical examples, you can watch the session starting from the chapter on "Swift 6 migration in practice" at Migrate your app to Swift 6 (04:40).
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