100 new Xcode projects to download and try.
This week I published the biggest ever update to SwiftUI by Example, adding lots of new sample code plus 100 new Xcode projects to download.
The initial goal was to update the book for iOS 16, but I ended up going back and adding coverage of functionality introduced in iOS 15 and even 14 – this update is just packed with extra code, improved examples, and more.
To save you having to dig through and look for what’s new, here’s a list of the biggest changes:
NavigationStack
and NavigationSplitView
.fontDesign()
and fontWidth()
modifiers.editActions
API for List
.And of course I rerecorded the complete introductory video series to take into account all these new APIs.
More changes will arrive in the coming weeks, not least as folks report any typos in all the new pages. Thanks for your support!
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