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Many of the apps built using SwiftUI use lists in some way. You can add sections, selection, or use different list styles. This week's article shows an overview of possibilities, including one modifier you must apply to use a custom list background.
Read the articleDeliver a seamless user experience by monitoring app start times, crash-free rates, and ANRs. Learn how to optimize performance to retain users and prevent churn by downloading this eBook.
Learn moreThis brand new course by Paul Solt teaches you how to build a SwiftUI app using REST APIs and seeks to let you even publish the app into the App Store.
SwiftUI Navigation remains a popular discussion topic. I loved the simplicity of both this article and the solution described by Tiago Henriques. While you’re at it, you might also want to read his Coordinator Pattern article.
I really wish there was an easier way to find out about these SwiftUI functionalities. This inflection method makes it easy to deal with plural(s) in SwiftUI.
What if you want to observe an @Observable outside of a SwiftUI View? Pol Piella describes how you can do this.
The first thing to consider when implementing a search view is dealing with rapid character input updates. Daniel Saidi describes how to do this in SwiftUI using a debounce strategy.
Last week's Swift proposal state changes. Review-stage proposals are your chance to influence Swift's future.
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