Issue #179
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myObject.toDictionary()Issue #1066
The Model Context Protocol gives an AI assistant a standard way to discover and call tools outside the model itself. If you already have Swift code worth exposing, the official swift-sdk handles the JSON-RPC framing and the handshake for …
Issue #1065
Swipe actions used to require List. Even when a ScrollView and LazyVStack were the better fit for layout and performance, a swipeable row meant falling back to List just to get that one interaction.
SwiftUI now lets you attach …
Issue #1064
SwiftUI now ships a built-in way to let people drag items around in a list, stack, or grid, without writing gesture code or tracking drag offsets by hand.
Reordering splits into two responsibilities. The ForEach …
Issue #1063
Adding AI to an app used to mean calling a cloud API and accepting the latency, cost, and privacy trade-offs that come with it. The Foundation Models framework, introduced in iOS 26, removes that trade-off by giving you direct Swift …
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