Use the new barcode detection API from the Vision framework to identify barcodes on images.

Explore the SwiftUI Grid and learn how to create structured views with LazyVGrid and LazyHGrid for optimal performance.

Today I would like to talk about documenting Swift code using the DocC. Documenting your code becomes even more important in the era of modularized apps. Whenever different parts of your app live in multiple Swift Packages, it becomes crucial to provide proper…

Build flexible, styled, and slot-enabled listitems in SwiftUI with a clean, reusable API.

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Explore how SwiftUI Environment powers modular and reactive app architecture with dependency injection, Observation integration, concurrency safety, and optimization strategies.

The Keys to Taking Control Over Your App States

Learn how to use the inspector API to provide details in your user interface in SwiftUI.

Discover how to implement a custom dependency injection framework in Swift. This guide covers creating a flexible DI container and property wrapper for easy dependency management.

Learn how to present a SwiftUI alert with custom titles, messages & actions. Dynamically show data and create an error-handling extension.

How to combine Foundation’s latest URL APIs with Swift features like macros, to be able to work with both static and dynamic URLs in simpler and more predictable ways.

Structured vs. Unstructured Tasks Explained

Swift 6.1 and Xcode 16.3 are officially here, and with them comes a new testing tool that we have been able to take advantage of in a variety of our libraries. Join us for an overview of this tool, as well as an explanation of why it has been so helpful for…

Swift Concurrency provides us with loads of cool and interesting capabilities. For example, Structured Concurrency allows us to write a hierarchy of tasks that always ensures all child tasks are…

Avoid overusing dismiss in SwiftUI. Embrace state-driven alternatives like Binding or custom environments for safer, testable, and maintainable UI logic

Improve your app security with 3 simple rules

A SwiftUI keyboard shortcut remains active as long as the control it's attached to is still in the view hierarchy, even when not onscreen.

In the new string catalog, you can easily right click > Vary by Plural > Edit it as you like.

In this post, we’ll take a look at how to extend the SwiftUI Text with ways to customize any parts of its text, either individual words or longer segments.

Accessing User Calendar & Reminder with EventKit