Xcode 16 and iOS 18 come with a feature that allows us to build elaborate preview environments using a new protocol. This protocol allows us to define objects that can create a single context or…

Adding custom values to SwiftUI’s environment has never been very hard to do to. However, the syntax for doing it is verbose and easy to forget. To refresh your mind, take a look at this post where I…

Update your iOS app with SF Symbols 6's WiggleSymbolEffect. Learn how to implement the wiggle effect in SwiftUI, exploring various wiggle options like .clockwise, .up, and .custom(angle:). Discover how to use wiggle animations and customize wiggle options…

SwiftUI gives you a huge advantage in writing your own applications. But there are some things you should be aware of when it comes to NavigationLink!

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How to manage image resources effectively in iOS

How to notify your users that a new version of your app is available on the App Store directly from your app.

The Swift macros feature became very popular last year in the community and inside Apple. As a result, the SwiftUI framework introduced a set of macro types that helped us reduce boilerplates in our codebases. This week, we will talk about the Entry macro…

Discover the importance of inspecting network traffic in app development. Explore different tools and optimize your app's performance.

In addition to scroll related view modifiers covered in the previous blog post, there is another one for detecting scroll view phases aka the state of the scrolling. The new view modifier is called…

Explore SwiftUI's List and LazyVStack. Understand their differences, performance, and when to use each for optimal UI development and data display.

Learn how to automatically merge String Catalogs across Swift packages in a monorepo during your main app's build, avoiding manual steps. Simplify i18n for Swift apps.

Huge improvement to Kotlin Multiplatform debugging in Xcode.

You can take advantage of SwiftUI even in your command line tools

What's the difference between some and any? Why do they both exist? Which should I prefer using?

Learn how the CustomDebugStringConvertible protocol and @DebugDescription macro in Xcode 16 enhance debugging by providing clear, custom debug outputs.

Learn how to create a custom particle emitter with RealityKit in a SwiftUI app for visionOS.

Learn how to open a specific view in your app when the widget is tapped.

Yes! And Same Idea Applies to UIKit Also!

Learn how to adjust size, color, rendering modes, variable values, and design variants of SF Symbols in SwiftUI apps.