How to make an interactive lyric scrolling view in SwiftUI using ScrollProxy

User Defaults are great for storing user preferences. Share data with other apps and extensions by using App Groups.

Apple’s Charts library supports many chart types: bar, line, area, point, rectangle, but proper support for pie charts only came with iOS 17. It was possible to create pie charts before as we…

I only recently came across the capability to create an executable Swift package. Such a package can in turn depend on other Swift packages and, as such, I thought I’d see if I could use this approach to create a Swift command line app that consumes a package…

How to create a Pie or Donut chart with SwiftUI Charts in iOS 17

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Today, Swift.org gains a useful, new top-level Packages page.

How to use Apple's new AppIntents framework

Reusability and duplication are tough to balance. What if I told you that, sometimes, you don't have to?

I feel like there's a lot of misinformation around this topic and I've been hoping I could address that in a way that could be convincing even for those who can't stand hearing the word

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A scroll view with a sticky header which shrinks as you scroll. Written with SwiftUI.

The Builder design pattern is a creational design pattern that separates the construction of a complex object from its representation. It…

How I handle navigation in a Modular SwiftUI application

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Apple deprecated traitCollectionDidChange in iOS 17, replacing it with a method to register for specific trait changes.

Starting with iOS 17 you can add your own custom traits to the UIKit trait environment and have them interoperate with the SwiftUI environment.

The size you perceive may not necessarily be the size utilized for layout