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You're shipping async code at Swift 6.2. You need the mental model, the patterns, and the debugging skills to survive production. This isn't another async/await tutorial. It's what a Lead Engineer would teach you.

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What You'll Learn

All chapters written the way a Lead iOS Engineer would mentor you in a code review, opinionated, example-driven, and grounded in production code.

01

The Mental Model Shift

Stop thinking in threads. Learn why MainActor-by-default and structured concurrency aren't constraints, they're guardrails that prevent production crashes.

02

Actors and Data Races

Understand how isolation works and why Sendable matters. See the data races that only show up in production and how to debug them.

03

The async/await Patterns

Master structured concurrency, task trees, and cancellation that actually works. Learn the memory management pitfalls that burn production apps.

04

Migrating Real Codebases

A systematic playbook for converting GCD and completion handlers to structured concurrency. Enable strict concurrency checking without losing your mind.

05

Production-Ready Patterns

Networking with proper cancellation. Persistence under load. State management that doesn't race. Learn patterns that actually ship.

06

Debugging Concurrency Failures

Read Thread Sanitizer output, profile task overhead, and trace crashes back to their source. This is what other books skip.

Chapters Included

Around 20 chapters, each grounded in real production code, war stories, and the kind of judgment calls you only learn from shipping.

01

Why Concurrency Matters

02

The MainActor Revolution

03

Your First async/await

04

Tasks and Task Trees

05

Cancellation That Works

06

Continuations Explained

07

Understanding Actors

08

Data Races and Isolation

09

Sendable Types

10

MainActor and Global Actors

11

AsyncSequence and Streams

12

SwiftUI Concurrency

13

Networking and Persistence

14

Real-World Patterns

15

Testing Async Code

16

Debugging Failures

17

Performance and Profiling

18

Migrating to Swift 6

19

Safe Architecture

20

Common Errors and Solutions

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