SwiftUI Toggle: A Complete Guide
A common UI element: toggles. This week's article tells you all about it, including an important accessibility consideration, different toggle styles, and how you can use a custom binding.
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Swift Default Value in String Interpolations
Dealing with optionals in String Interpolation always felt cumbersome, but this new Swift 6.2 feature, demonstrated by Keith Harrison, will change that!
Handling different iOS versions in a View body
Exceptions for specific OS versions are common these months, but sometimes tricky in SwiftUI views. Ralf Ebert shares a few great ways to deal with them.
When should you use an actor?
Well, when should you? If you doubt, it’s recommended to read this article by Matt.
SwiftUI: Text Color & Concatenation
The Text element in SwiftUI can be styled in many ways. In fact, before reading this article by Anton Gubarenko I didn’t know there were so many ways!
Matching Strings In Unit Tests
I’m confident you’ll recognize the issue solved by this library from Sam Deane. It’s at least a pain I recognize from my failing tests!
Using MainActor.assumeIsolated to Solve Legacy API Compatibility Issues with Swift 6
I love the journey shared in this article by Fatbobman. The concurrency migration leads to all kinds of warnings and errors, and you might find yourself revisiting this article’s solution soon.
Swift Evolution
Last week's Swift proposal state changes. Review-stage proposals are your chance to influence Swift's future.
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