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One of my favorite WWDC changes is the release of Swift 6.2. It comes with many updates to Swift Concurrency, including a new Default Actor Isolation build setting. In this week's article, I'll explain how it works and why it will make your migration to Swift 6+ so much easier.
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Learn moreWWDC brought us a lot of changes, but where can you find a great overview? I liked this article by Create with Swift as it gives you links to sample code, documentation, API changes, and more.
Let me start by saying: I don’t know whether iOS and macOS will merge anytime soon. What I do know after reading this article is that many Mac apps are forced to design a new app icon as these defaults don’t look great.
I know we got a new playground macro, but I wanted to take a moment to introduce you to Notepad.exe from my buddy Marcin Krzyzanowski. It brings your ideas to life without the overhead of a full IDE, which I’m sure many of you like!
With SwiftData not receiving the attention we had hoped for this year at WWDC, I began to explore alternative solutions more frequently. The team behind Point-Free offers a great one and compares it in this free episode.
If you’re finding yourself in UIKit land quite a bit still, you’ll enjoy this overview of UIKit additions in iOS 26.
Last week's Swift proposal state changes. Review-stage proposals are your chance to influence Swift's future.
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