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If you wonder what I've been cooking over the past weeks, you'll know now after reading this week's article. 120 Frames per seconds recordings, a VoiceOver Overlay & Navigator, and Networking insights are three major new features inside RocketSim 15.
Read the articleShipping white-label apps used to mean repeating the same steps and signing in and out of App Store Connect dozens of times per release. With Runway, ship everything in one place, just once.
Learn moreNew since iOS 26.4 is the ability to track token usage for Apple’s Foundation Models. Artem Novichkov tells you more about it.
Knowing how SwiftUI works behind the scenes helps you write more optimized views. This article by Artem Mirzabekian focus on details around the @Observable macro.
How do you approach SwiftUI animations? If you don’t have a process, this 4-step sequence by Omar Elsayed might work.
The edge cases of migrating from XCTest to Swift Testing might be solved with the tips from Matt based on hands-on experience.
Preventing unintended animations in SwiftUI can be challenging, but with the tips from Natalia Panferova, you’ll have more tools to solve them more quickly.
Last week's Swift proposal state changes. Review-stage proposals are your chance to influence Swift's future.
As you might know, I released a SwiftUI Agent Skill not long ago, but I did something wrong that I want to be honest about.
When building the skill, I used Paul Hudson's SwiftAgents AGENTS.md as input for several of the SwiftUI guidelines. Paul put a lot of time and care into curating those SwiftUI guidelines, and I failed to give him proper credit. No attribution, no acknowledgment.
That's on me, and it was wrong. I value Paul and I value what he does for our community. I've added proper acknowledgments to the repository, and I'd encourage you to check out his SwiftAgents repo and the article it's based on. Attribution matters, especially in a community as close and small as ours. I should have done better from the start.
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