WWDC 24 is here, and we have a lot to cover. Every year, SwiftUI matures by introducing more features to catch up with UIKit. This year is no exception. Let’s dive into the new features that the SwiftUI framework introduces.

Discover and navigate the WWDC24 updates to the Human Interface Guidelines.

This article covers the most inspiring new releases from WWDC 2024 and showcases some of our highlights from the developer conference.

Discover how to convert between CIImage, CGImage, and UIImage and use them within an Image view.

Highlights of new technologies introduced at WWDC24.

All you need to know about Apple's macro-based testing library available from Xcode 16 and the Swift 6 Toolchain.

WWDC’24 brought a lot of new and SwiftUI received many updates. One of which, is the new NavigationTransition protocol and the zoom transition. And that is pretty much what it contains at the…

Secure and private AI processing in the cloud poses a formidable new challenge. To support advanced features of Apple Intelligence with larger foundation models, we created Private Cloud Compute (PCC), a groundbreaking cloud intelligence system designed specifically…

iOS 18 is out in the wild! As always, let's check in with our mature interface framework, UIKit.

Optimizing Swift Compile Times: Best Practices Revealed: Dive into an exploration of Swift compiler performance, focusing on the best practices in variable initialization. This analysis offers practical tips for developers to enhance their Swift coding strategies.

This short article highlights how to use LinePlot in Xcode 16. It is a part of a series of articles about recreating Ovo Timer

In iOS 18, Apple has revamped the way that tab bars look. They used to be positioned at the bottom of the screen with an icon and a text underneath. Starting with iOS 18, tab bars will no longer be…

Learn how you can use SwiftUI’s ScrollView on iOS 18 to build a stretchy header effect.

Swift Testing gives us some great benefits over XCTest, let’s go over a real world example of how we would create unit tests using Swift…

Reference, Offset, and Timers, are new text formatters to iOS 18 and they make displaying dates even easier and more powerful.

This isn’t the first time in this series that custom actor executors has come up. If you recall, we got custom actor executors with SE-0392. And, just to re-iterate what I said the first time, you do not need to understand what they are to get the idea here.

Discover the power of the @Previewable macro in Xcode 16 for creating richer and more dynamic SwiftUI previews.

Review of SwiftData's WWDC 2024 update: custom storage, Swift history, batch delete, new macros. Performance and stability concerns remain. Is it ready for projects?