SwiftUI introduced a set of view modifiers, allowing us to manage the safe area in our views efficiently. In many cases, the safe area is where you want to put your content. Today, we will learn about the new content margin concept that SwiftUI introduced…

SwiftUI gained pie charts in iOS 17.

Unlock the potential of the @Environment property wrapper in SwiftUI to connect observable objects and prevent unnecessary dependencies.

I have been fuddling around with View Transition recently in SwiftUI because of the lack of customization on Navigation animation.

Swift 5.5 introduced loads of new concurrency related features. One of these features is the annotation that we can apply to classes, functions, and properties. In this post you’ll learn several…

Learn how to use SwiftUI components such as Menus and Buttons and modifiers like onHover and overlay to create a picker component for macOS similar to the beta group picker in App Store Connect's TestFlight.

Can one line of code change the iOS development industry?

Seamless transition between headphones and speakers with AVAudioSession

Learn how to use UIHostingController’s sizing options

Explore SwiftUI's overlay and background modifiers, understanding their differences from ZStack, alignment logic, size control, and best practices for usage.

Use the Natural Language framework from Apple to apply sentiment analysis to text.

Learn to invert or mirror views in SwiftUI with simple scaleEffect techniques for creative and interactive UI designs.

At last year’s WWDC, Apple introduced privacy manifests. They recently sent out a reminder that the deadline for complying with these new requirements is May...

In this post, we'll take a look at how we can create a configurable button with pre-defined states. We'll add four different states and update the button state in the code.

This is a dense proposal, covering a lot of tricky stuff around the relationships between functions, key paths, and sendability. I’m going to go out on a limb here and say that the changes here won’t affect the majority of Swift users. However, the changes…

Staring in May 2024 all apps must declare their reasons for using certain APIs on iOS. Find out how you can make sure your app includes the correct file to comply.

What I love most about SwiftUI is how the same code adapts to the environment and provides platform-specific solutions. This is how SwiftUI allows us to run the same code on all Apple platforms available on the market. This week, we will talk about inspectors…