Fatbobman's Swift Weekly #038 | Better or Cheaper?
- New Scroll Control API
- Reverse Photo App of iOS 18
- Create SF Symbols in Sketch
- ScenePhase vs AppDelegate
- WebSocket by Hummingbird
- Migration Widget Configurations
and more…
This article will explore these latest scroll control APIs at WWDC 2024 and review the development of all significant APIs related to scroll control since the inception of SwiftUI. Through this micro view, we will reveal the changes in SwiftUI's design style over the past few years and the underlyin...
At WWDC 2024, Apple once again introduced a series of remarkable new APIs for SwiftUI’s ScrollView component. These new features not only enhanced developers’ ability to control scrolling behaviors but also reflected the ongoing evolution of the SwiftUI framework’s design philosophy. This article will explore these latest scroll control APIs and review the development of all significant APIs related to scroll control since the inception of SwiftUI. Through this micro view, we will reveal the changes in SwiftUI’s design style over the past few years and the underlying macro design trends.
Fatbobman's Swift Weekly #037 | Entering the Era of Futures
- Text Effects with TextRenderer
- onGeometryChange
- SwiftData vs Realm
- App Icon for iOS 18
- Translation Framework
- WWDC Sessions Guide
and more… #WWDC
This article will delve into TextRender, a new feature introduced at WWDC 2024
At WWDC 2024, SwiftUI introduced the TextRender protocol, granting developers new powers to adjust the rendering performance of the Text component, making it possible to achieve many previously unimaginable effects. This article will delve into this new feature.
In this issue, I will share my personal insights of WWDC 2024 and compile a list of great articles on WWDC 2024's new features to help you understand each update in detail!
This article shows how to customize gestures in SwiftUI. It covers creating swipe, press, and click gestures, as well as using view modifiers and GestureState.
This article will review the performance of the WWDC 2024 version of SwiftData and share the complex emotions I experienced during my first encounter with the new version: shock, joy, disheartened, and perplexed.
Since its debut last year, SwiftData has become a focal framework that has garnered significant attention from developers. With the arrival of WWDC 2024, there is widespread anticipation for breakthroughs in functionality, performance, and stability in SwiftData. This article will review the performance of the latest version of SwiftData and share the complex emotions I experienced during my first encounter with the new version: shock, joy, disheartened, and perplexed.
A Spectacular Keynote, Yet Practical Implementation Requires Time
Fatbobman's Swift Weekly #035 | A Spectacular Keynote, Yet Practical Implementation Requires Time
- Dive into Swift 6, SwiftUI & UIKit’s latest from WWDC 2024
- Q&A of TCA
- Non-sendable Closure
- Core Image
- Transferable Protocol
Fatbobman's Swift Weekly #034 | WWDC 2024: AI is Not Everything
- SwiftData's Potential & Challenges
- AttributeGraph Insights
- Animating App Icons
- @preconcurrency Usage
- Scenes in SwiftUI
- WeatherKit Features
- Concurrency Migration Guide
This article will evaluate the overall performance of SwiftData since its initial release during the Xcode 15 period, and provide a forecast of its future development.
At the 2023 Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC), Apple launched the highly anticipated new generation data management framework — SwiftData. As the successor to Core Data, can SwiftData play a key role in the Apple ecosystem? With WWDC 2024 approaching, this article will evaluate the overall performance of SwiftData since its initial release during the Xcode 15 period (i.e., its first major version), and provide a forecast of its future development.
Boosting Engagement: Forum Updates Alone Fall Short
Fatbobman's Swift Weekly #033｜Boosting Engagement: Forum Updates Alone Fall Short
- SwiftUI Changes
- Declarative Text Kit
- Build Website in Swift
- MVVM in SwiftUI
- Using TipKit
- Common Errors from UIKit to SwiftUI
- The Impact of AI Search Engines
In this article, I will sift through the key updates to SwiftUI that have made a significant impression on me since its first version.
When people reunite after a long absence, they are often surprised by the changes in each other; however, the transformations in those who are with us day after day are often overlooked. In this article, I will sift through the key updates to SwiftUI that have made a significant impression on me since its first version. This is not only a reflection on the evolution of SwiftUI from its inception to its maturity but also a fresh appreciation of the vitality it embodies.
Recognize the Importance of Accessibility Before It's Needed
Fatbobman's Swift Weekly #032｜Recognize the Importance of Accessibility Before It's Needed
- Swift Web Servers Performance
- Debugging Animations
- SwiftData Update Issue
- Selective Testing
- Strategies for Backend API
- Anticipation for WWDC
This article will explore the concept of Spacing in SwiftUI in-depth, and share some related tips and considerations.
In SwiftUI, many layout container constructors include a spacing parameter with a default value of nil, which controls the spacing between adjacent views. This article will start with this default parameter to explore the concept of Spacing in SwiftUI in-depth, and share some related tips and considerations.
Apple Uses M4 to Showcase Commitment to Embracing AI
This article will delve into the containerRelativeFrame modifier, covering its definition, layout rules, use cases, and relevant considerations.
At the WWDC 2023, Apple introduced the containerRelativeFrame view modifier to SwiftUI. This modifier simplifies some layout operations that were previously difficult to achieve through conventional methods. This article will delve into the containerRelativeFrame modifier, covering its definition, layout rules, use cases, and relevant considerations. At the end of the article, we will also create a backward-compatible replica of containerRelativeFrame for older versions of SwiftUI, further enhancing our understanding of its functionalities.
In this article, I will share some of my experiences and attempts at using the Swift language for embedded development on the SwiftIO development board.
In this article, I will share some of my experiences and attempts at using the Swift language for embedded development on the SwiftIO development board.
Recently, I have been receiving intermittent feedback from blog readers indicating that the access speed is slow, with some readers even needing more than 10 minutes to load
This article explores overlay and background view modifiers, their key differences from ZStack, and their ideal use cases.
In the toolbox of SwiftUI, overlay and background are two extremely useful view modifiers that play an indispensable role in various development scenarios. This article will delve into the unique attributes of these two modifiers, clarify their fundamental differences from ZStack, and identify the scenarios they are best suited for.