Monads don't have to be mysterious. Using a book warehouse analogy, this post explains what a monad is, what flatMap does, and how to spot one in the wild.

Not going to talk about how you can make money from Type-Driven Design (that’s something you can figure it out yourself), but I’m going to…

Sharing ViewModels between platforms affects the iOS developer experience. In this post we will discuss this topic and some possible solutions in KMP projects that respect the native feel of iOS...

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Hide specific SwiftUI views from screenshots and screen recordings without wrapping them in a secure text field

The Browser Company hosts its own builds of the Swift toolchain for Windows.

Explore how Xcode Instruments can help you analyze, debug, and optimize your code for better app performance.

The purpose of an actor is to protect mutable state. But even an actor with no state to protect can serve a purpose.

Greetings, traveler! Swift 6.4 continues the ownership work that has been building through noncopyable types, borrowing, consuming parameters, lifetime dependencies, Span, and MutableSpan. The important part of this direction is that Swift is gaining more…

Learn why SwiftUI List rows jump during height changes and how to fix it using a custom Layout, state machine decoupling, and CollapsibleSpacingVStack — no UIKit required.

A follow-up to last week's WWDC26 edition, with the sessions that stood out most to me after two days of watching, discussing and taking notes with our iOS team.

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Swift 6.4 arrives with a set of language refinements and standard library additions that make everyday code cleaner and more expressive. This article walks through the most notable changes from WWDC26.
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What’s New in SwiftData for iOS 27

Platforms State of the Union has just been published, and we have a lot of new APIs to learn, explore, and use to build new features and apps. Let’s start with the most important framework for our apps. This week, we will look at what WWDC26 brings to the…

Swipe actions were a primary reason for using List in SwiftUI. As you may recall, I’ve mentioned several times that a scroll view paired with lazy stacks is the preferred approach in most scenarios, except when swipe actions are required.

I finally read SE-0306 and actors stopped being a mystery. Here's everything that clicked, in plain language.

Direct answers from Apple Engineers during WWDC26

Direct answers from Apple Engineers during WWDC26

iOS 27 is here. So now we check in with our invincible UI framework, UIKit.

How do we think about Siri AI with iOS 27? Here’s how to make the most of new APIs.