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This is just a humble suggestion from a fan. I see that you have an public enum Parsers { } to use as a namespace, like Combine does with the Publishers type. But you've still defined sever...

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flatMapLatest implementation via @SergDort pic.twitter.com/Upow6LRRDr— Rui Peres (@peres) June 5, 2019

Seems like `Publisher.handleEvents(receiveSubscription:receiveOutput:receiveCompletion:receiveCancel:receiveRequest:)` is Combine’s `do` equivalent. https://developer.apple.com/documentation/combine/publisher/3204713-handleevents

Xcode 11 beta 5 has brought lots of changes to SwiftUI, and we'd like to take a moment to provide corrections to our episodes based on these changes.

I've written a property wrapper/Publisher which emits an event before wrappedValue is mutated. Would something like this be considered acceptable for use as the willChange Publisher? https://t.co/hMgUXdw3vx— Dalton (@daltonclaybrook) July 18, 2019

Within hours of yesterday's post, I had some new information to consider.

Let's start discussing Apple's Combine framework by discussing what's missing

Apple has released their take on RxSwift. In order to understand it, one must start from the beginning.

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