Greetings, traveler! While SwiftUI’s built-in Toggle control works perfectly for most cases, sometimes you want something more expressive—something that visually communicates state beyond just color or position. This small exploration shows how to attach…

Greetings, traveler! Language detection is one of those subtle features that can quietly improve user experience—especially in multilingual apps. Whether you’re building a translation tool, a reader app, or adaptive UI that reacts to language, Apple’s NaturalLanguage…

Starting with Xcode 26, there’s a new way to observe properties of your models. In the past, we had to use the function to access properties and receive changes with semantics. In Xcode 26 and Swift 6.

New educational approach from Apple

It’s the start of October, and summer has passed since the launch of the iOS 26 / iPadOS 26 / macOS 26 lineup with the new Liquid Glass design.

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A practical guide to using Swift's @_private(sourceFile:) attribute for testing private members, with best practices for safe usage in production code

Creating custom controls is something that's just flat out fun. But, I believe, there's an objectively right way to do it.

Master macro patterns that make repetitive and verbose code seemingly vanish with the might of macro power to take a touch of the…

How one modifier can transform your SwiftUI layouts from brittle to brilliant

Learn how to profile and optimize Foundation Models performance using Xcode Instruments

What's new with the 2025 iPhone 17 screen sizes.

We’ve already discussed the fundamental concepts of Foundation Models and their structured outputs. This week, we’ll delve into the process of streaming the partial results generated by the model.