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How the Swift compiler is now able to automatically perform conversions between Double and CGFloat values.
Availability checks let us conditionally use new system APIs and features while still enabling the rest of our code to keep running on older system versions. Le…
A look at how SwiftUI’s new refreshable modifier can be used to either add pull-to-refresh to a list, or to build completely custom reloading UIs and logic.
Three different ways to dismiss a SwiftUI view that was presented from another view, including a new API that’s being introduced in iOS 15.
How to compose multiple SwiftUI views to render a shape that’s both stroked and filled at the same time.
Various techniques that let us define fully dynamic colors that adapt to the user’s selected color scheme, using either SwiftUI or UIKit.
How Swift 5.5 enables us to conditionally compile postfix member expressions using compiler directives, and what kinds of situations that this new feature could…
How to preview a SwiftUI view in landscape using Xcode 13, and how to enable that new feature to be used within projects that also support previous iOS versions…
How we can take direct control over SwiftUI’s navigation system, which enables us to dynamically show and hide views within either a TabView or NavigationView.
Let’s take a look at which of the new SwiftUI APIs that are backward compatible with earlier OS versions, and what language features that made that possible.





