So this is new in #SwiftUI! In AppKit, it was a paaaaaain to have your Settings window animate from tab to tab based on the view’s content. Some developers (even Apple) wouldn’t bother to do it in some apps.
SwiftUI has a modifier for resizing the window based on the content of the view for the selected tab! 
So much code can now be deleted!
And with that, my app is now officially on the App Store!
RM2000 Tape Recorder lets you turn your Mac into an Audio Sampler - it records the internal system audio and provides a way to organize samples with a tagging system. And it looks so good while doing it.
This took me way way longer than it should have. But version 1.0 is done. And there are still many features that are yet to come :)
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/rm2000-tape-recorder/id6742876939 #macdev #swiftui #appkit #skeuomorphism #MadeWithSketch
My #WWDC25 sale will be active for another few days. You can still get any of my Swift and SwiftUI books with a 30% discount if you haven’t had a chance yet: https://books.nilcoalescing.com
All purchases come with free lifetime updates, and I’ll be refreshing them later this year.
I’ve been exploring the new Liquid Glass UI for our walking app Strolly, which has lots of custom controls layered on top of the map. I recorded the session and just uploaded it to YouTube.
https://youtu.be/sEi9T5eZO1c
Another minor issue from my WWDC accessibility was that my required attribution link for Apple Weather was read by VoiceOver as both a button and a link.
After doing some experimenting with a sample project it seems like Link always causes this.
I can remove the button trait manually for each Link but this feels wrong.
Am I missing something?
@mikedoise and I are teaching a full SwiftUI App Dev Course — beginner to advanced, no experience needed. Starts mid-September. Learn Swift, SwiftUI, accessibility, and build real apps. Fully online, free to join.
Sign up: https://classroom.google.com/c/Nzg3MTAwMjAwMjIy?cjc=6nhstavd
#SwiftUI #Swift #iOSDev #LearnToCode
@twostraws the continued non parity with UIKit. We got an api to hide the back button and I want more of that! Close the gap of all the small thing I still can’t do with #swiftui that are a breeze in UIKit.
Stretchy headers are a common pattern in iOS apps where the image expands as the user pulls down. We can create this effect in SwiftUI using the visualEffect() modifier without changing the image frame. I've just published a post about it: https://nilcoalescing.com/blog/StretchyHeaderInSwiftUI
#iOSDev #SwiftUI
Build your own SF Symbols Picker in SwiftUI!
In this hands-on tutorial, learn how to filter symbols by category or search term and present them with sheets or popovers — fully reusable in any iOS project.
Watch now 
https://youtu.be/mdQqWy0Vk_w #SwiftUI #iOSDev
This week Apple revealed secrets behind their gorgeous immersive environments on Vision Pro — including tools for SideFX Houdini.
Well, I got them working — and it's very cool!
Watch my quick video, more soon! 
Curious if I've found a SwiftUI time zone bug or I'm misunderstanding this.
I'm using a custom Date.FormatStyle with the TZ set to Argentina.
The first way is how I show things in @PleaseDontRain .
The 2nd is also being passed the same data but the display is using my LOCAL TZ.
1/2
"Five years in, SwiftUI is no longer the future of Apple platform development. It’s the present. And UIKit? It’s starting to look like Objective-C, still there, still supported, but clearly not where the innovation is happening." #wwdc25 https://dimillian.medium.com/whats-new-with-swift-26-f17e98b07c87?sk=cdba6cf719ad38e5456bc91a74afc6c6
Here’s a #SwiftUI question: how does Apple achieve this list view with separate cells? Is it just a ScrollView with a VStack of cells? Or is there some modifier for the List that allows this behavior?
When I was in high school and my early twenties I loved coding, spent a lot of time making websites for myself. The last few months I’ve been playing again, this time with #SwiftUI. It’s been fun!
A couple of before and after views of @chronicling on #iOS26. Given I use #SwiftUI native elements, most things do pretty much “just work”, but I’ll be thinking more about the future of the design over the beta season
Liebe Folglinge,
ich suche leider noch immer nach einem neuen Job als #iOS und/oder #macOS Entwickler. Ich spreche #ObjectiveC, #Swift (auch Server-Side) und #SwiftUI und nutze die ganzen Tools drumherum (#Xcode, #Git, #GitHub, #GitHubActions, #ShellScripting etc.). Ich bringe 30 Jahre Berufserfahrung als Software-Entwickler mit, davon knapp 20 im #Apple Ökosystem.
Am Idealsten waere eine #Festanstellung zu 100% remote. Sollte es im Raum #Bregenz oder #Dornbirn etwas geben, dann auch gerne vor Ort.
Ich danke euch fuers Teilen. 
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Surely I'm doing something wrong here. The new way is harder to read. I can't break it into lines.
Why Apple? Why? 
