SwiftUI offers several approaches to building lists of content. You can use a if your list consists of a bunch of elements that should be placed on top of each other. Or you can use a if your list is…

Task local values is the recent addition to the concurrency feature of the Swift language. This week, we will not only learn the basics of task local values, but also discuss the interesting usage where we will build the dependency injection container using…

Raw identifiers, backtraces, task naming, and more.

Enforce architecture and best practices in your iOS apps as unit tests, with a modern, open-source linter for Swift.

Swift error messages can be cryptic, but as a community, we can make them clearer. Help others (and your future self) by contributing better explanations.

Explore how LLMs are changing the way we code and the exciting opportunities ahead as Apple brings 'vibe coding' to the Xcode ecosystem for Swift developers.

Today’s example shows a static property providing the current date.
Perfect mechanism when we don’t want to inject it everywhere where it’s used.
How to test it? Check it out ⤵️
Initial setup
let currentDateFormatter: DateFormatter = {
let formatter =…

A deep dive into using PiP mode.

I’m very passionate about my health routine and have built a bunch of health-related apps. Almost all of them are integrated with Apple Health and provide tons of additional calculations over the functionality that the Apple Health app gives us. Today, we…

Learn how to further customize intents for your SwiftUI apps with parameters and dialogs.

Explore ways to create and customize mesh gradients in SwiftUI, including color adjustments, finer control with Bezier points, and color position animations to add variety and emphasis to your design.

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Writing tests sounds boring until your app breaks and you have no idea why. In this post, we’ll walk through how to write simple, focused unit tests for a SwiftUI app using Apple’s built-in framework: ... <a title="Introduction to XCTest: How to Write Unit…

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Learn how to implement dependency injection in modular iOS apps. Compare manual DI, dependency providers, and third-party solutions for clean, maintainable code.

In this video, you'll learn 3 different ways to initialize @State in SwiftUI, including one you might not be using yet!

Sorting App: https://github.com/pitt500/SortingApp
New Observation Pattern in SwiftUI: https://swiftandtips.com/implementing-observation…

This week, I am taking things further by handling deep linking from notifications. I will show you how to direct users to a specific screen when they tap a notification.

Intro
If you’re able to solve this, it means you understand TaskLocal really well.
Riddle
Look at the attached code snippet and guess:

What will be printed at each step?
Is the order of prints always the same?

class Riddler {
@TaskLocal static var message…