When SwiftUI was first released, one of the great features that piqued my interest was the instant preview function. This feature empowers developers to
On this day last year I joined Apple as an intern.
I’m incredibly excited to share that I’ll return to UIKit as a full-time engineer in April! Can’t wait for new challenges and working with some of the best engineers I’ve met! #Apple#UIKit#SwiftUI
Now I have the full sample for my UIKIt / SwiftUI Tint Issue.
I would be so happy if you all could have a look, or boost this: https://github.com/below/TabBarSample
I’m looking for a new freelance project as an iOS/macOS developer! Familiar with #Swift, #SwiftUI, #AppKit, #UIKit, and recently really into #TCA and #CloudKit. Creator of Diagrams for Mac, featured in the Mac App Store (https://diagrams.app). Open to remote, short to mid-term collaborations. If this sounds interesting, I’d be happy to chat.
So, I was unexpectedly laid off and am looking for my next role! I'm a San Francisco based Senior iOS Engineer who's been #SwiftLang obsessed since 2016 but a professional #iOSDev since 2020. I've spent last two years building in #SwiftUI and #UIKit before that. Any help is appreciated.
Is there no way in UIKit to do a custom animation from the preview of a context menu to a new view controller triggered from one of the menu actions?
I am stuck at getting the frame of the preview's view. The previewViewController property of the UIContextMenuInteractionAnimating is always nil. I can hang onto it manually, but it's not in the view hierarchy nor does it have a window, so I can't get the frame that way either.
It’ll be funny seeing the #iosdev community collapse and split in two when Apple introduces AI-assisted Xcode and AI frameworks to build iOS apps. In the same way, we still have a division between #SwiftUI and #UIKit. There is only one way, and it’s upward.
@dimillian Tbh, like @stroughtonsmith said yesterday - those who won't embrace #LLM (especially if Apple could do that with more privacy and local) - will simply end up with inferior products.
That's not the case really with #SwiftUI vs #UIKit - end user don't care about such technicalities, but for features - for sure 🤷♂️
Is there really no equivalent to NSColor(named:, bundle:) for UIColor? How do I load a UIColor from a specific Asset Catalog associated with my framework bundle?
Proof that #SwiftUI has become the preferred UI framework within Apple in the last year. Sole #UIKit binaries are decreasing while Apple is adding new features. That probably means that they are writing new stuff mostly in SwiftUI. 👍✨
one things was #Figma or atleast #DesignSystem and #UIkit. It’s not much more work to drag and drop the real component instead of a wireframe.
I think there has been a shift in ways of working. Instead of doing a wireframe and aligning with stakeholders you go straight into design or even to code and adjust from there
#hireme I'm an iOS/macOS developer with more than 10+ years of software development experience (in different development areas). I've ~3 years of experience in #AppKit, #UIKit, and #SwiftUI, #uidesign and system design. I appreciate collaboration and team work (in the real sense).
I'm open for both remote and onsite (hybrid) positions. I would appreciate if you could boost this post, I'm in critical need for a job at the moment.
Trying to use UICollectionView with NSDiffableDataSourceSectionSnapshot: why are my .disclosureIndicator() not working automatically to expand/collapse hierarchical items? I’ve used the .addItems(_, to:) function on the section snapshot object to add child items to parent items, but the accessory seems to always be grayed out.
Funny thing is, I can manually expand the items, and I can see the child items there.