In state modeling, perfection is achieved not when there is nothing more to add, but when there is nothing left to take away.

Can we apply Coordinator approach for SwiftUI?

Today, Xcode 16.1 suddenly stopped fetching Swift package dependencies, with a Fatal: cannot use bare repository warning. Let’s see how t...

Follow along as we iteratively improve our code from no dependency injection to injection using a Dependency Container.

Learn how to leverage Jetpack Compose Previews for testing and mini-apps to build better Android applications

Any function marked with the @Test macro can be a test in the world of the Swift Testing framework. But how do you handle the lifecycle of the tests? How do you define test suites and provide setup and teardown functionality? This week, we will learn how…

When you subscribe to the practice of test-driven development or just writing tests in general you’ll typically find that you’re going to be writing lots and lots of tests for pretty much everything…

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Discover how #require macro in Swift Testing can set requirements for your tests and make them clearer and easier to understand.

Discover how to measure SwiftUI view visibility using PreferenceKeys with step-by-step guidance and code examples to enhance your apps.

This article provides a brief introduction to the libraries I have open-sourced over the past two months.

Private Cloud Compute (PCC) fulfills computationally intensive requests for Apple Intelligence while providing groundbreaking privacy and security protections — by bringing our industry-leading device security model into the cloud. To build public trust in…

Today I made an exciting discovery: the existence of AnchoredRelativeFormatStyle. An API that, as of the time of writing this, barely appears in search results other than Apple’s sparse documentation. And to my surprise, it’s exactly what I’ve been looking…

Discover how to enhance your iOS SDK with a customizable SwiftUI toolbar, allowing intuitive button management and improved PDF viewing.

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Introduction

The most powerful feature of the Swift Testing framework is the trait system. Traits allow us to annotate a test or test suite to customize its behavior. This week, we will learn how to use built-in trait types to modify tests.

So Google recently renamed TensorflowLite to LiteRT. And yes that was a genius move indeed. Because now for the first time in my life I actually want to try TFLite … yea, I mean LiteRT.

Learn to build a SwiftUI modifier that hides sensitive content from screenshots and screen recordings, which is ideal for apps prioritizing user privacy.

How do you build flexible grid-like flow layouts with SwiftUI?