"Just when you thought Swift was slow: Optimizing performance for large iOS apps"

[alias095]

"Hey devs, just had a major performance issue with my latest iOS app and I'm convinced it's due to the sheer size of the codebase. Anyone else struggling to keep their Swift apps running smoothly on larger projects? I've heard rumors of some clever techniques to optimize performance, so let's discuss!"

 

[dnk777]

"Dude, I've been having similar issues with one of my projects. Using Instruments and Xcode's profiling tools helped me identify memory leaks and optimize my code. Now it's running smoother than a Ferrari on a track."

 

[SW9T]

"Hey guys, I've been working on a similar issue and found that using a combination of Core Data and asynchronous networking can really help improve load times. It's also worth looking into techniques like lazy loading and caching to reduce the amount of data your app needs to fetch at runtime."

 

[satukub]

"Yea, we've all been there - struggling to get our apps to run smoothly on larger projects. Have you guys checked out the new iOS 16 memory management features? They might give some decent performance boosts for bigger apps."

 

[KAGATAN]

"Yooo, just got a major performance boost on one of my apps by switching to async/await for network requests and lazy loading images. Made a huge diff in reducing app reload time, anyone else got some sweet optimization tips? Worth a share!"