What’s really the difference between building a piece of UI as a view versus a modifier, and how to choose between those two solutions?

How the content offset of a SwiftUI ScrollView can be observed without bridging to UIKit.

On this final episode of 2022, Nick Lockwood returns to the show to discuss the overall evolution of Swift and its ecosystem of tools and libraries. How has Swift changed since its original introdu...

Ben Scheirman returns to the show to discuss how Swift’s built-in concurrency features, such as async/await and tasks, can be used in practice when building apps for Apple’s platforms.

How Swift’s opaque return types can be combined with primary associated types in order to create powerful abstractions without the need for any type erasure.

Adam Bell returns to the podcast to discuss different techniques and approaches for optimizing UI code, and how to utilize tools like animations in order to build iOS apps that feel fast and respon...

Donny Wals returns to the show to talk about being an iOS developer freelancer, and to discuss some of the key new APIs, Swift language features, and frameworks that were introduced at WWDC22.

Gui Rambo returns to the show to talk about the role and importance of system design when building apps and open source tools, and how common app architectures and design patterns can be augmented...

Natalia Panferova joins John to discuss some of the key new features that are coming to SwiftUI and UIKit in iOS 16, and to talk about her experience working on SwiftUI at Apple.

Different ways to implement a dynamic SwiftUI stack that renders its content either horizontally or vertically, depending on the current context.

Ben Cohen, manager of the Swift team at Apple, joins John on this WWDC22 special to discuss Swift 5.7, how generics have been made more powerful and easy to use, and how the language is expected to...

How Swift 5.7 makes generic protocols more powerful and easier to work with, thanks to the ‘some’ and ‘any’ keywords.

A quick look at a new, more concise way to unwrap optional values that’s being introduced in Swift 5.7.

Exploring how iOS 16’s new UIHostingConfiguration API enables us to inline SwiftUI views within our UITableView or UICollectionView cells.

Chris Eidhof returns to the podcast to talk about how SwiftUI has evolved since its initial release, to share several key learnings from using it over the past few years, and to discuss concepts like...

Simon Støvring returns to the show to talk about how he built his new text editor Runestone, how to effectively manage an app’s settings, performance tuning, and implementing an app’s core logic as a...

New in Swift 5.6: We can now use type placeholders to select what generic types that we want the compiler to infer. Let’s take a look at how those placeholders work, and what kinds of situations that...

Sommer Panage returns to the show to discuss Apple’s various accessibility APIs and tools, how to incorporate accessibility support into a team’s overall development workflow, and what it was like...