Issue #179
let rough = context.objectForKeyedSubscript("myObject")
myObject.toDictionary()Issue #1071
Sooner or later one object needs to tell others that something happened. A music player starts a new track, a download finishes, the network drops. Swift gives us many ways to send that message, and picking the right one depends mostly on …
Issue #1069
Apple’s App Review Guidelines are long and hard to read. This article covers the parts that matter most, in plain words.
When you break a rule, one of three things happens:
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 …
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