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Computed properties in Swift: A basic feature for safer and cleaner code

Computed properties are a great tool to keep your code clean and free of bugs you should use in any code you write.

Article Added by: Myteamies // matteomanferdini.com

What's Subscription Churn and What You Can Do to Reduce It

Your active subscriptions go up when new users subscribe and down when they cancel their subscriptions. In this guide, we're going to take a closer look at the second group and see that reducing the number of subscribers who leave is as crucial as getting new subscribers.

In the world of subscriptions, the metric for how many subscribers leave is called churn, and it's a standard KPI used to measure how fast your business is "leaking" subscribers.

Article Added by: ashleyflores // appfigures.com

Prism - Design System Code Generator

Gett's Design System code generator. Use Zeplin Styleguides as your R&D's Single Source of Truth.

Library Added by freak4pc into category UI

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Deep Analytics for iOS Subscriptions

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