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Bridging to/from Objective-C is an important part of Swift development due to the Obj-C history of Apple's platforms. Unfortunately, there are some hidden caveats that could lead to bizarre situations that would be impossible in a pure Swift environment.

Integrating NSTableView with SwiftUI

Learn how to process images using Accelerate and vImage in a SwiftUI application.

Swift development related blog-posts. Combine, modern concurrency model, Instruments, and more.

A while ago I was playing around with Swift’s string interpolation functionality and come up with something cool I thought I’d share with you.

Increasing signal-to-noise ratio via types

The app launch experience is the first impression you make on a user. Every millisecond they wait for your app to start is valuable time…

With Swift 5.3, @ViewBuilder is now more powerful than ever! Let's see how we can take advantage of the latest new features.

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For my personal photo editing indie App Cre8, I wanted to implement the functionality to make Avatars for social networks. For that user…

We separate the navigation logic from the view logic and implement deep-links in SwiftUI, using our new open-source library XUI.

Learn how to use UIMenu to build modern UI. This tutorial shows basic example, how to add separator, how to work with submenus and more.

A comprehensive guide to making REST API calls in swift with the proper networking layer architecture for iOS apps in SwiftUI.

The last year Apple has done a great job in terms of focus management in SwiftUI. We got a few new modifiers to set up an entry point for the focus system and programmatically handle focus changes. We still have some gaps, and I hope Apple will fill them…

A Pager View in SwiftUI is created easily using a simple enum based View combined with custom transitions for a paging experience.

How the compiler can automatically map default property values to property wrapper initializers, even when a wrapper accepts multiple arguments.

Our guide to text field overlays, customizations, and more