AsyncStrem
Asked on 06/13/2025
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It seems like you might be referring to "AsyncStream," which is a feature in Swift for handling asynchronous sequences. While the context provided doesn't specifically mention "AsyncStream," it does cover related topics such as async sequences and concurrency in Swift.
For example, in the session "Meet WebKit for SwiftUI," there's a mention of using async sequences to stream data asynchronously. This is a common use case for AsyncStream, which allows you to handle asynchronous data streams in a SwiftUI application.
If you're interested in learning more about concurrency and async sequences in Swift, you might want to check out the session "Explore concurrency in SwiftUI," which discusses how to structure your app to handle asynchronous tasks effectively.
For more detailed information on async sequences and concurrency, you can refer to the session "What’s new in Swift," particularly the chapter on "Language evolution: Concurrency" starting at 30:28.
If you have a specific question about AsyncStream or need more detailed information, feel free to ask!
Meet WebKit for SwiftUI
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What’s new in Swift
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Explore concurrency in SwiftUI
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