#iosdevtips — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #iosdevtips, aggregated by home.social.
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Sorting an array of items in Swift? KeyPathComparator, introduced in iOS 15, keeps your code simple and readable when sorting by properties on those items.
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Sorting an array of items in Swift? KeyPathComparator, introduced in iOS 15, keeps your code simple and readable when sorting by properties on those items.
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Sorting an array of items in Swift? KeyPathComparator, introduced in iOS 15, keeps your code simple and readable when sorting by properties on those items.
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Sorting an array of items in Swift? KeyPathComparator, introduced in iOS 15, keeps your code simple and readable when sorting by properties on those items.
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Sorting an array of items in Swift? KeyPathComparator, introduced in iOS 15, keeps your code simple and readable when sorting by properties on those items.
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🤔 Ever wonder how to create a variable blur effect without dipping into undocumented APIs? So have we!
Anyway. Hope you’re having a nice week so far. #iOSDevTips
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🤔 Ever wonder how to create a variable blur effect without dipping into undocumented APIs? So have we!
Anyway. Hope you’re having a nice week so far. #iOSDevTips
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🤔 Ever wonder how to create a variable blur effect without dipping into undocumented APIs? So have we!
Anyway. Hope you’re having a nice week so far. #iOSDevTips
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🤔 Ever wonder how to create a variable blur effect without dipping into undocumented APIs? So have we!
Anyway. Hope you’re having a nice week so far. #iOSDevTips
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🤔 Ever wonder how to create a variable blur effect without dipping into undocumented APIs? So have we!
Anyway. Hope you’re having a nice week so far. #iOSDevTips
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In SwiftUI, Picker is fundamental when you have options to choose from:
🚥 2 to 3? Use a segmented control.
📋 4 to 6? Try a menu.
👇 More than that? Stick with the classic list using this tip from @jordanmorgan. #iOSDevTips
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In SwiftUI, Picker is fundamental when you have options to choose from:
🚥 2 to 3? Use a segmented control.
📋 4 to 6? Try a menu.
👇 More than that? Stick with the classic list using this tip from @jordanmorgan. #iOSDevTips
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In SwiftUI, Picker is fundamental when you have options to choose from:
🚥 2 to 3? Use a segmented control.
📋 4 to 6? Try a menu.
👇 More than that? Stick with the classic list using this tip from @jordanmorgan. #iOSDevTips
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In SwiftUI, Picker is fundamental when you have options to choose from:
🚥 2 to 3? Use a segmented control.
📋 4 to 6? Try a menu.
👇 More than that? Stick with the classic list using this tip from @jordanmorgan. #iOSDevTips
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In SwiftUI, Picker is fundamental when you have options to choose from:
🚥 2 to 3? Use a segmented control.
📋 4 to 6? Try a menu.
👇 More than that? Stick with the classic list using this tip from @jordanmorgan. #iOSDevTips
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🔴 Ever since we learned this, we’ve been adding SF Symbols to all of our custom notification actions. So many apps are still missing them! #iOSDevTips
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🔴 Ever since we learned this, we’ve been adding SF Symbols to all of our custom notification actions. So many apps are still missing them! #iOSDevTips
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🔴 Ever since we learned this, we’ve been adding SF Symbols to all of our custom notification actions. So many apps are still missing them! #iOSDevTips
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🔴 Ever since we learned this, we’ve been adding SF Symbols to all of our custom notification actions. So many apps are still missing them! #iOSDevTips
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🔴 Ever since we learned this, we’ve been adding SF Symbols to all of our custom notification actions. So many apps are still missing them! #iOSDevTips
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🤯👠 Our SwiftUI engineers are head over heels for this change. No more need for arbitrary Groups to work around the limit! #iOSDevTips
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🤯👠 Our SwiftUI engineers are head over heels for this change. No more need for arbitrary Groups to work around the limit! #iOSDevTips
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🤯👠 Our SwiftUI engineers are head over heels for this change. No more need for arbitrary Groups to work around the limit! #iOSDevTips
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🤯👠 Our SwiftUI engineers are head over heels for this change. No more need for arbitrary Groups to work around the limit! #iOSDevTips
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🤯👠 Our SwiftUI engineers are head over heels for this change. No more need for arbitrary Groups to work around the limit! #iOSDevTips
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🔂 One of our favorite tiny additions to SwiftUI this year is the new .buttonRepeatBehavior modifier, which lets you make buttons that keep performing an action as you hold them! #iOSDevTips
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🔂 One of our favorite tiny additions to SwiftUI this year is the new .buttonRepeatBehavior modifier, which lets you make buttons that keep performing an action as you hold them! #iOSDevTips
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🔂 One of our favorite tiny additions to SwiftUI this year is the new .buttonRepeatBehavior modifier, which lets you make buttons that keep performing an action as you hold them! #iOSDevTips
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🔂 One of our favorite tiny additions to SwiftUI this year is the new .buttonRepeatBehavior modifier, which lets you make buttons that keep performing an action as you hold them! #iOSDevTips
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🔂 One of our favorite tiny additions to SwiftUI this year is the new .buttonRepeatBehavior modifier, which lets you make buttons that keep performing an action as you hold them! #iOSDevTips
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In Swift 5.9, if statements are now expressions—which means you can write them inline when declaring constants or variables! 🙌
😇 We’ll use this all the time for targeting features of new versions of iOS. #iOSDevTips
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In Swift 5.9, if statements are now expressions—which means you can write them inline when declaring constants or variables! 🙌
😇 We’ll use this all the time for targeting features of new versions of iOS. #iOSDevTips
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In Swift 5.9, if statements are now expressions—which means you can write them inline when declaring constants or variables! 🙌
😇 We’ll use this all the time for targeting features of new versions of iOS. #iOSDevTips
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In Swift 5.9, if statements are now expressions—which means you can write them inline when declaring constants or variables! 🙌
😇 We’ll use this all the time for targeting features of new versions of iOS. #iOSDevTips
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In Swift 5.9, if statements are now expressions—which means you can write them inline when declaring constants or variables! 🙌
😇 We’ll use this all the time for targeting features of new versions of iOS. #iOSDevTips
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Xcode 15 has gotten so good! This is so much better than scrolling through a tiny list of parameter permutations. ➡️➡️➡️ #iOSDevTips
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Xcode 15 has gotten so good! This is so much better than scrolling through a tiny list of parameter permutations. ➡️➡️➡️ #iOSDevTips
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Xcode 15 has gotten so good! This is so much better than scrolling through a tiny list of parameter permutations. ➡️➡️➡️ #iOSDevTips
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Xcode 15 has gotten so good! This is so much better than scrolling through a tiny list of parameter permutations. ➡️➡️➡️ #iOSDevTips
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Xcode 15 has gotten so good! This is so much better than scrolling through a tiny list of parameter permutations. ➡️➡️➡️ #iOSDevTips
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If you’re as excited as we are about animated SF Symbols, this tip on how to animate them within labels is sure to come in handy! 🪄 #iOSDevTips #WWDC23
https://twitter.com/bigmtnstudio/status/1668030419298664449?s=12&t=IM88RatADhJVNUE_J9mKzA
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If you’re as excited as we are about animated SF Symbols, this tip on how to animate them within labels is sure to come in handy! 🪄 #iOSDevTips #WWDC23
https://twitter.com/bigmtnstudio/status/1668030419298664449?s=12&t=IM88RatADhJVNUE_J9mKzA
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If you’re as excited as we are about animated SF Symbols, this tip on how to animate them within labels is sure to come in handy! 🪄 #iOSDevTips #WWDC23
https://twitter.com/bigmtnstudio/status/1668030419298664449?s=12&t=IM88RatADhJVNUE_J9mKzA
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If you’re as excited as we are about animated SF Symbols, this tip on how to animate them within labels is sure to come in handy! 🪄 #iOSDevTips #WWDC23
https://twitter.com/bigmtnstudio/status/1668030419298664449?s=12&t=IM88RatADhJVNUE_J9mKzA
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If you’re as excited as we are about animated SF Symbols, this tip on how to animate them within labels is sure to come in handy! 🪄 #iOSDevTips #WWDC23
https://twitter.com/bigmtnstudio/status/1668030419298664449?s=12&t=IM88RatADhJVNUE_J9mKzA
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🧠 The new Observable type greatly simplifies data flow and improves performance in SwiftUI, and our engineers are so excited to use it! #WWDC23
However, there’s a critical gotcha that Apple mentions briefly in their docs—if you use SwiftUI, you’ll NEED to know this. #iOSDevTips
https://developer.apple.com/documentation/swiftui/managing-model-data-in-your-app
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🧠 The new Observable type greatly simplifies data flow and improves performance in SwiftUI, and our engineers are so excited to use it! #WWDC23
However, there’s a critical gotcha that Apple mentions briefly in their docs—if you use SwiftUI, you’ll NEED to know this. #iOSDevTips
https://developer.apple.com/documentation/swiftui/managing-model-data-in-your-app
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🧠 The new Observable type greatly simplifies data flow and improves performance in SwiftUI, and our engineers are so excited to use it! #WWDC23
However, there’s a critical gotcha that Apple mentions briefly in their docs—if you use SwiftUI, you’ll NEED to know this. #iOSDevTips
https://developer.apple.com/documentation/swiftui/managing-model-data-in-your-app
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🧠 The new Observable type greatly simplifies data flow and improves performance in SwiftUI, and our engineers are so excited to use it! #WWDC23
However, there’s a critical gotcha that Apple mentions briefly in their docs—if you use SwiftUI, you’ll NEED to know this. #iOSDevTips
https://developer.apple.com/documentation/swiftui/managing-model-data-in-your-app
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🧠 The new Observable type greatly simplifies data flow and improves performance in SwiftUI, and our engineers are so excited to use it! #WWDC23
However, there’s a critical gotcha that Apple mentions briefly in their docs—if you use SwiftUI, you’ll NEED to know this. #iOSDevTips
https://developer.apple.com/documentation/swiftui/managing-model-data-in-your-app
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🚦 With #WWDC23 right around the corner, here’s a helpful blog post from @Mecid about how to use APIs only on operating systems where they’re available! #iOSDevTips
https://swiftwithmajid.com/2023/05/17/api-availability-in-swift/
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🚦 With #WWDC23 right around the corner, here’s a helpful blog post from @Mecid about how to use APIs only on operating systems where they’re available! #iOSDevTips
https://swiftwithmajid.com/2023/05/17/api-availability-in-swift/
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🚦 With #WWDC23 right around the corner, here’s a helpful blog post from @Mecid about how to use APIs only on operating systems where they’re available! #iOSDevTips
https://swiftwithmajid.com/2023/05/17/api-availability-in-swift/
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🚦 With #WWDC23 right around the corner, here’s a helpful blog post from @Mecid about how to use APIs only on operating systems where they’re available! #iOSDevTips
https://swiftwithmajid.com/2023/05/17/api-availability-in-swift/
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🚦 With #WWDC23 right around the corner, here’s a helpful blog post from @Mecid about how to use APIs only on operating systems where they’re available! #iOSDevTips
https://swiftwithmajid.com/2023/05/17/api-availability-in-swift/
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🗺️ Our engineers have stumbled upon this a few times by accident—we didn’t know what was going on until we saw this tweet!
Very cool feature (when done intentionally 😂) #iOSDevTips
via: https://twitter.com/Lee_Kah_Seng/status/1640249889329147905
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🗺️ Our engineers have stumbled upon this a few times by accident—we didn’t know what was going on until we saw this tweet!
Very cool feature (when done intentionally 😂) #iOSDevTips
via: https://twitter.com/Lee_Kah_Seng/status/1640249889329147905
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🗺️ Our engineers have stumbled upon this a few times by accident—we didn’t know what was going on until we saw this tweet!
Very cool feature (when done intentionally 😂) #iOSDevTips
via: https://twitter.com/Lee_Kah_Seng/status/1640249889329147905
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🗺️ Our engineers have stumbled upon this a few times by accident—we didn’t know what was going on until we saw this tweet!
Very cool feature (when done intentionally 😂) #iOSDevTips
via: https://twitter.com/Lee_Kah_Seng/status/1640249889329147905
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🗺️ Our engineers have stumbled upon this a few times by accident—we didn’t know what was going on until we saw this tweet!
Very cool feature (when done intentionally 😂) #iOSDevTips
via: https://twitter.com/Lee_Kah_Seng/status/1640249889329147905