Here are 5 great articles to keep up with WWDC 😌

Hi 👋

Last week has been incredibly busy with all the new announcements Apple has made during WWDC!

So for this email, I want to share with you 5 articles that should help you easily catch up with all the new additions 👌

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What is new in SwiftUI after WWDC 23

Time flies: this year already marks the fifth major release of SwiftUI!

As usual, this new version ships with a ton of new APIs, but also with improvements over already existing ones.

This article will give you an overview of what changed regarding data flows, animations, gestures, and more!

iOS 17: Notable UIKit Additions

Even though UIKit wasn’t definitely the star of this WWDC, the framework is still far from being dead!

So you might want to learn about the little additions it has received this year!

Xcode Previews with UIKit and AppKit

Exciting news: Xcode 15 is bringing Preview support for both UIKit and AppKit components.

If you’re working with a UIKit codebase, there’s a good chance that you will be able to leverage the power of previews as as soon as Xcode 15 is released!

ContentUnavailableView: Handling Empty States in SwiftUI

The new version of SwiftUI provides several built-in views that can automatically handle a lot of common use cases that iOS apps need to deal with.

The Platforms State of the Union focused a lot on the new built-in paywall view, but did you know that SwiftUI also gained a default view to deal with empty states in lists and searches?

It’s called ContentUnavailableView and it’s pretty powerful 👌

Observation x SwiftUI

Finally, you might have heard that observation in SwiftUI is getting a major overhaul, with a new system that no longer relies on Combine.

This article should provide you with a nice introduction to what will soon become the new backbone of SwiftUI apps!

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I wish you an amazing week!

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