performBatchUpdates 를 대체하는 모던 API가 있어?
Asked on 2025-07-25
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Apple has not specifically mentioned a modern API that directly replaces performBatchUpdates. However, there are several updates and enhancements in various APIs that focus on improving performance and adopting modern Swift features, such as async/await syntax. For example, the Vision framework has moved away from completion handlers to async/await syntax, which can streamline code and improve performance (Discover Swift enhancements in the Vision framework).
If you are looking for modern approaches to handle batch updates or similar tasks, exploring the use of Swift concurrency features like async/await might be beneficial. Additionally, if you are working with data models, SwiftData offers a history API to track changes efficiently (Track model changes with SwiftData history).
For more specific guidance, you might want to look into the latest updates in Swift and SwiftUI, as they often introduce new patterns and APIs that could serve as modern alternatives to older methods.
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