Storing Custom Data Types in UserDefaults Using Property Wrappers in Swift
Let’s face it, UserDefaults can be a pain when working with more complex data types. You might need to provide custom encoding/decoding mechanisms, and your little property wrapper will be no help in that case.
The release of iOS 14 with its fancy widgets and new App Store offerings revolving around them left many of us Mac owners wondering — is there a way to achieve a similar level of customization on our computers?
