Here we go again: the Swift Student Challenge 2026 has been announced. Not sure if I’ll be able to enter one last time, but I definitely recommend doing so!
https://www.apple.com/newsroom/2025/11/developers-decode-their-journeys-from-app-ideas-to-app-store/
I'm testing some apps on iOS 26.1 and at this point, I can't tell anymore what's me misusing the API, what's a SwiftUI glitch or expected behaviour.
Replaced the Progress Indicator in Daft Music that was originally the SwiftUI slider with a custom version that is written with CoreAnimation and is wrapped in a NSViewRepresentable. (Also, the progress is now fully animated)
CPU Usage went down while playing from 3-4% to 0%.
I'm not that person that wants Objective-C and AppKit back, but often I have to drop down to optimize for things and it's not that SwiftUI is often easier than straight Core Animation.
#swiftui #appkit #macosdev #iosdev
Replaced the Progress Indicator in Daft Music that was originally the SwiftUI slider with a custom version that is written with CoreAnimation and is wrapped in a NSViewRepresentable. (Also, the progress is now fully animated)
CPU Usage went down while playing from 3-4% to 0%.
I'm not that person that wants Objective-C and AppKit back, but often I have to drop down to optimize for things and it's not that SwiftUI is often easier than straight Core Animation.
#swiftui #appkit #macosdev #iosdev
@alpennec @squeakytoy wait, what does it mean equatable properties don't trigger updates? 🤔 #Swift #SwiftUI
Seeing how much #SwiftUI differs on every iOS version and all the workarounds I am using it would be nice to have some public tracking of known SwiftUI bugs where people could up vote them, share fixes/workarounds etc..
Could be nice project if I had extra 100 hours each month 😅
Basically something like the official Feedback but with the ability to see what other devs are having problems with and what are the solutions.
Seeing how much #SwiftUI differs on every iOS version and all the workarounds I am using it would be nice to have some public tracking of known SwiftUI bugs where people could up vote them, share fixes/workarounds etc..
Could be nice project if I had extra 100 hours each month 😅
Basically something like the official Feedback but with the ability to see what other devs are having problems with and what are the solutions.
Today, we've updated Linear Mobile with an all-new design that looks great on iOS 26, and thanks to the powerful APIs #SwiftUI has been adding over the past few years, we're bringing it to iOS 18 with zero compromise.
Get the update here: https://apps.apple.com/app/linear-mobile/id1645587184
For our new navigation pattern, we're not using TabView or NavigationStack – instead, a UINavigationController wrapped in UIViewControllerRepresentable manages all view presentation. When you switch tabs, we replace its viewControllers array using a custom crossfade transition.
Today, we've updated Linear Mobile with an all-new design that looks great on iOS 26, and thanks to the powerful APIs #SwiftUI has been adding over the past few years, we're bringing it to iOS 18 with zero compromise.
Get the update here: https://apps.apple.com/app/linear-mobile/id1645587184
Today, we've updated Linear Mobile with an all-new design that looks great on iOS 26, and thanks to the powerful APIs #SwiftUI has been adding over the past few years, we're bringing it to iOS 18 with zero compromise.
Get the update here: https://apps.apple.com/app/linear-mobile/id1645587184