WWDC 2021 is behind us and there are so many new and exciting features available to us as developers. One of those areas that has been getting much more love from Apple over the last few years is a…

Understanding new HTTP Instrument Xcode

SwiftUI Release 3.0 brought tons of expected features that we missed in previous iterations. One of them is the ability to provide the search feature in our apps. Fortunately, we have a new searchable view modifier. This week, we will learn about the new…

Flaky tests can be resolved using test repetitions and several best practices when writing tests and running tests locally.

If you’ve been following along with Swift Concurrency in the past few weeks, you might have come across the term "task local values". Task local values are, like the name suggests…

safeAreaInset() is awesome, can we use it in previous iOS versions?

New in iOS 15, SwiftUI has finally support preview in landscape orientation. Let's find out how to do it.

Asking for sensitive data like location is hard. Learn how Apple makes it easier with the new Location Button.

How to define modules for your app using Swift Package Manager

When we want to publish application to users around on the world make sure the application is localized. Otherwise, only some users can use…

Want to document your code? Get started with the DocC documentation system.

SwiftUI comes with some convenient animation capabilities out of the box. Using the withAnimation function, any interaction that triggers a state update will be animated. This allows us to add some great UI experiences to our apps with minimal code.
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Various ways to handle mismatches between how an external type is expected to be coded and the data format that an app is using.

Availability checks let us conditionally use new system APIs and features while still enabling the rest of our code to keep running on older system versions. Let’s take a look at how they can be used.

A look at how SwiftUI’s new refreshable modifier can be used to either add pull-to-refresh to a list, or to build completely custom reloading UIs and logic.

Let’s explore how we can make it possible to call async/await-powered APIs within a Combine pipeline.

Various ways of conditionally creating SwiftUI views that depend on optional values.