Memory Leaks in Swift

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Memory Leaks in Swift

Indeed, it’s one of the most frequent problems we face as developers. We code feature after feature and as the app grows, we introduce leaks. In this article we will talk about memory leaks and will learn how to use Unit Testing to detect them.

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