In this talk, we will explore how to use SwiftUI to create a design system for our apps. We'll focus on using standard types and patterns provided by SwiftUI.

MapKit provides us with a very rich API as part of the next iteration of the SwiftUI framework. This week, we will continue the topic by learning how to handle interactions using the new MapKit API in SwiftUI.

UI Test, Deeplinks, Universal Links, URL Scheme

Ensure the interactions with the interface elements of your app are possible with assistive technologies

Campaign links in App Store Connect allow you to track the performance of (paid) marketing channels and validate the return on investment.

In the part 1 of the series, AsyncPhoto for displaying large photos in SwiftUI, we built a SwiftUI view which has a similar interface to Apple’s AsyncImage, but provides a way to use any kind…

Learn how to get the most played Apple Music songs and albums for a given user with MusicKit and MediaPlayer.

In this post, we’ll take a look at how to search with the .searchable API, by just typing on the keyboard without first having to tap/cli...

Insider tips and techniques to optimize app performance

The many ways to delete data from a SwiftData store.

Understand and address the common reasons apps crash.

Introduction AnyView is a type-erased view, that can be handy in SwiftUI containers consisting of heterogeneous views. In these cases, you don’t need to specify the concrete type of all the v…

Discover the hidden complexities and surprising interactions between Actors and protocol extensions in Swift. This article peels back layers of assumed thread safety, trying to create race conditions using the Threads Torture Tests suite and discovering what…

When you fetch data using Core Data or SwiftData it includes pending changes by default.

With the Observation framework, we depend on `@State` and pass around objects in the environment. However, you may get stuck with how bindings work with them.

While working on updating iOS screenshots for the App Store recently, I discovered that simctl status_bar is still broken. And unfortunately, I do not expect...

The GitHub issue I created for myself was Tap a photo to load it in Apple Photos. It was supposed to be a 10 minute thing. One of those tasks you quickly knock off and then feel good about yourself because you’ve been so productive.

How to load and use local Stable Diffusion models in a Swift app using CoreML and ml-stable-diffusion.