AnyPublisher
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It seems like you're interested in the concept of AnyPublisher. While the provided context does not directly mention AnyPublisher, it does cover topics related to Swift concurrency and migration to Swift 6, which are relevant to understanding how Swift handles asynchronous programming and data flow.
If you're looking to understand how AnyPublisher fits into Swift's concurrency model, you might want to explore sessions related to Swift's concurrency features, such as actors, async/await, and how they integrate with SwiftUI and other frameworks. The session titled "Migrate your app to Swift 6" discusses adopting concurrency features and might provide insights into how Swift's concurrency model can be leveraged in your applications.
For more specific information on AnyPublisher, you might want to look into sessions or resources that focus on Combine, Apple's framework for handling asynchronous events by combining reactive programming with Swift.
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