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Realtime text analysis with Word Tagger: recipe reader, part 2—Martian Chronicles, Evil Martians’ team blog

In this article, iOS developers finish off a recipe reader. Getting text from images, analyze the findings, and convert them into usable class objects with the help of Word Tagger in Create ML.

NavigationSplitView with Employee and Department models

How to create Employee and Department models to get NavigationSplitView sample code to work in SwiftUI

Swift and Objective-C Interoperability With @objc and @objcMembers - Holy Swift

Learn how to expose your Swift code to Objective-C. Check some tips and tricks with @objc and @objcMembers!

DALL-E API in Swift — Generate Faces

Build a SwiftUI app to edit faces in existing images with OpenAI’s API. We’ll use a Vision face detection request to mask faces

The Ultimate Domain Language: Declarative Swift

Exploring declarative domain paradigm

A Deep Dive Into the Swift Concurrency Bottleneck - Swift Senpai

A deep dive into how Swift Concurrency can cause execution bottleneck and what we can do to reduce the bottleneck effect.

Sized-to-fit SwiftUI bottom sheet | Matthew's Dev Blog

This is a personal blog by Matthew Flint.

clipped() doesn’t affect hit testing – Ole Begemann

The clipped() modifier in SwiftUI doesn’t limit hit testing to the clipping region. The clipped view can still receive taps/clicks outside the visible area. Add .contentShape(Rectangle()) to change this behavior.

@dynamicCallable in Swift explained with code examples

It’s all in the name: @dynamicCallable in Swift allows you to dynamically call methods using an alternative syntax. While it’s primarily syntactic sugar, it can be good to know why it exists and how it can be used. We covered @dynamicMemberLookup earlier, allowing us to express member lookup rules in dynamic languages naturally. @dynamicCallable is … →

A Guided Tour for SwiftUI ForEach Structure - Holy Swift

Learn about SwiftUI ForEach in this article. Discover how to use SwiftUI ForEach with nontrivial examples.

Introduction to SwiftUI Modularisation with SPM - Holy Swift

Learn how to create SwiftUI Modularisation with SPM with a practical and illustrated example. Start modularising your iOS apps today.

Combining opaque return types with primary associated types | Swift by Sundell

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.

Providing a default value for a SwiftUI Binding – Donny Wals

Sometimes in SwiftUI apps I’ll find that I have a model with an optional value that I’d like to pass to a view that requires a non optional value. This is especially the case when you’re using Core…

What is Property Observer in Swift?

willSet and didSet notify when changes in a property’s value

Building custom layout in SwiftUI. Basics.

Nowadays, SwiftUI provides the Layout protocol allowing us to build super-custom layouts by digging into the layout system without using GeometryReader. Layout protocol brings us the incredible power of building and reusing any layout you can imagine. This week we will learn how to use the new Layout protocol to build a flow layout in SwiftUI.

Angular Gradient in SwiftUI

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Using complex gestures in a ScrollView

Using long press and drag gestures in SwiftUI ScrollViews is complicated, since they steal the touch events and cause scrolling to stop w...