Swift was promoted as a type-safe programming language on its very first day, and it is solid and safe in many aspects. The part of type safety that needed to be added was throwing functions. Swift 6.0 introduces typed throws, and we will learn all about…

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Learn how to read information from QR codes and barcodes using the Vision framework in a SwiftUI app.

Introducing our new open-source Hacker News client for Android, built to dogfood Emerge Tools products and showcase best practices in Android development.

Since purchasing Apple Vision Pro, I have been fully immersed in adapting my applications to visionOS. The first thing I noticed on the device was the need to customize hover effects in some views. This week, we will talk about building custom hover effects…

Switch Control is a great iOS accessibility feature, but unlike VoiceOver, it doesn't need to interact with every component on the screen. Here's how to hide a SwiftUI View from it.

Over the years, Apple has been putting tons of work into the SF Symbols catalog. With SF Symbols, we’re able to leverage built-in iconography that will look familiar to users while also fitting into…

To AirDrop a custom model from your app, you need to know about a few different APIs. Unfortunately, it's not as smooth as it used to be as of iOS 17.

Welcome to the SwiftUI Modifiers Deep Dive series, where we take a closer look at one SwiftUI modifier each week. In this series, I’ll explore the ins and outs of each modifier, breaking down its functionality and use cases. Whether you’re new to SwiftUI…

Simplify your localization workflow across both app targets and Swift packages with the new Localize macro. With just a single line of code, you can easily localize strings without worrying about package-specific configurations. This macro reduces the boilerplate…

How to make a SwiftUI ButtonStyle that shows a ProgressView during an async operation.

SwiftData adds predicate expressions in iOS 18.

It is not often when we need to wrap an async function with a completion handler. Typically, the reverse is what happens. This need can happen in codebases where the public interface can’t ch…

A guide to automatic numberless pluralization

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Learn about the new Swift Testing framework and how it revolutionizes written tests. Get clearer tests with improved feedback.

In the majority of larger applications, it is essential to communicate certain events between screens. To facilitate this, many…