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Como reduzi pela metade o tempo de build do meu app iOS
Pitch: um leitor de RSS de terminal escrito em Rust
O que aprendi trocando um cron por uma fila de mensagens
Concorrência no Swift 6 sem medo: um guia prático
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Como reduzi pela metade o tempo de build do meu app iOS
Pitch: um leitor de RSS de terminal escrito em Rust
O que aprendi trocando um cron por uma fila de mensagens
Concorrência no Swift 6 sem medo: um guia prático
O build limpo levava quatro minutos. Separei o app em pacotes, liguei o cache e medi cada etapa antes de mexer.
let cache = BuildCache(path: ".build") try await cache.warm() // 4 min → 1 min 52 s
O maior ganho veio de onde eu menos esperava: os recursos que eram copiados a cada build.
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O que aprendi trocando um cron por uma fila de mensagens
Concorrência no Swift 6 sem medo: um guia prático
Minha primeira contribuição open source
The job ran every minute and, on busy days, two runs overlapped. With a queue, each task runs once, and a failure tries again on its own.
A tarefa rodava a cada minuto e, nos dias de pico, duas execuções se atropelavam. O banco travava e o alerta chegava tarde.
Com uma fila, cada tarefa roda uma vez só, e uma falha tenta de novo sozinha, com espera crescente.
Comecei pelo mais simples: uma tabela de tarefas com um campo de estado e um trabalhador que pega a próxima com bloqueio.
Depois de uma semana, o tempo de resposta caiu e os alertas noturnos sumiram.
O que mais ajudou foi medir antes de mudar: cada etapa ganhou um contador, e o gargalo apareceu no primeiro dia.
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