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iOS 18 introduced public APIs for building custom container views that can decompose content into individual subviews. Learn how to use ForEach(subviews:), Group(subviews:), and ContainerValues.
Xcode can consume 50GB+ of disk space over time. Here's how to reclaim storage by clearing caches, old simulators, device support files, and other accumulated cruft.
Swift Testing replaces XCTest with a cleaner macro-based API. Learn how to write tests with @Test, #expect, parameterized inputs, and traits in Xcode 16+.
Swift macros generate code at compile time, reducing boilerplate and catching errors early. Learn how to use built-in macros and understand how custom macros work.
Create interactive buttons for the Control Center using ControlWidgetButton and App Intents in iOS 18.
A practical guide to Swift error handling covering throw/try/catch fundamentals, custom error types, Result, async error patterns, and typed throws introduced in Swift 6.
Add haptic feedback to your SwiftUI views using the sensoryFeedback modifier, with built-in support for success, error, impact, and selection feedback.
A practical guide to SwiftUI animations covering implicit and explicit animations, spring physics, PhaseAnimator for multi-step sequences, and KeyframeAnimator for timeline-based control.
Use ViewThatFits to automatically select the best layout variant based on available space, without writing manual size calculations.
Set up Claude Code to automatically keep your Mac awake during long tasks and let it sleep again when finished, using hooks and the caffeinate command.
Understand the key difference between a UIView's frame and bounds properties, and when to use each in your iOS apps.
The Xcode MCP server connection prompt interrupts your flow every time you restart Claude Code or clear your session. Here's how to automate it away using hooks.
Master Swift's TaskGroup for parallel async work with proper cancellation, error handling, and result collection. Learn common patterns for batch operations and concurrent pipelines.
Swift 6 introduces typed throws, letting you declare exactly which error types a function can throw. Learn how this improves API contracts and enables exhaustive error handling.
Learn how to use Swift's @Observable macro introduced in iOS 17, understand its advantages over ObservableObject, and migrate your existing code to the modern observation system.
Learn how to use Swift's RegexBuilder DSL to create readable, type-safe regular expressions with compile-time checking and strongly-typed captures.
Learn how to create beautiful, interactive charts in SwiftUI using Apple's Swift Charts framework, from simple line charts to customized bar graphs.
Skip Expo Go and test your development build directly on a physical device using Bonjour for automatic network discovery.
When Metro won't start because port 8081 is already in use, you likely have an orphaned process. Here's how to find and kill it properly.
A practical guide to implementing in-app purchases and subscriptions with StoreKit 2, covering products, transactions, subscription status, and SwiftUI integration.
Apple released Swift System Metrics 1.0, a package that collects process-level metrics like CPU time, memory usage, and file descriptors with a unified API across Linux and macOS.
Learn how to test push notifications on iOS simulators without needing a device or server setup using xcrun simctl push.
Compare @AppStorage, UserDefaults, and SwiftData for persisting data in Swift apps. Learn when each approach makes sense and how to use them effectively.
If your Live Activity renders a grey box instead of your image, the problem is almost certainly the image size. Here's how to fix it.
Use the #Preview macro to preview your Live Activity views directly in Xcode without running the full app.
Claude Code can commit changes automatically while it works. Here's how to set that up using hooks, CLAUDE.md instructions, and the right permission configuration.
When SwiftUI previews break, the error messages aren't always helpful. Here's how to debug them, clear caches, and get back to a working state.
Objective-C's nullability annotations tell the compiler which pointers can be nil. They catch bugs at compile time and make your code bridge to Swift cleanly.
Vercel's Skills library lets you add reusable instruction sets to AI coding agents. Here's how to use it to make agents more effective for React Native development.
Learn different ways to set background colors on SwiftUI views, from simple color fills to gradients and materials.