Learn every SwiftUI gesture — from basic taps and drags to pinch-rotate compositions and custom gesture types. Covers all five built-in gestures, four composition strategies, practical examples like swipe-to-dismiss cards and long-press-then-drag patterns, plus performance tips for iOS 26.
Learn how to build interactive, configurable widgets with WidgetKit and SwiftUI in iOS 26. Covers timelines, App Intents, glass rendering, push updates, and performance optimization with practical code examples you can use right away.
Swift 6.2 introduced InlineArray for stack-allocated, fixed-size arrays and Span for safe, zero-overhead memory views. Learn the syntax, memory layout, practical patterns, performance benchmarks, and best practices — including Swift 6.3 Embedded Swift support.
Build map-powered SwiftUI apps with MapKit in iOS 26. Covers markers, annotations, routes, overlays, Look Around, and the new GeoToolbox framework with PlaceDescriptor and cycling directions—complete with working code examples.
Learn how to implement in-app purchases with StoreKit 2 in SwiftUI. Covers consumables, subscriptions, ProductView, SubscriptionStoreView, transaction handling, win-back offers, and testing for iOS 26.
Learn how to use SwiftUI's Transferable protocol to enable drag and drop, copy/paste, ShareLink sharing, and file import/export with working Swift 6 code examples for iOS 26.
Master Swift TaskGroup for parallel execution and AsyncStream for asynchronous data flows. Covers every task group variant, the sliding window throttle pattern, delegate bridging with streams, and real-world SwiftUI integration — with working code for Swift 6.2.
Swift 6 introduced typed throws — finally bringing type safety to error handling. Learn the syntax, async/await integration, Result comparison, API design strategies, and step-by-step migration patterns for your codebase.
Learn how to embed, control, and communicate with web content in SwiftUI using the native WebView and WebPage APIs in iOS 26. Covers JavaScript integration, navigation control, and practical patterns with working code.
Build fully accessible SwiftUI apps with VoiceOver support, Dynamic Type scaling, reduced motion preferences, automated XCTest audits, and Accessibility Nutrition Labels. Practical code examples and a release-day checklist included.
Learn how to build polished SwiftUI animations — from springs and timing curves to PhaseAnimator, KeyframeAnimator, hero transitions, and the new @Animatable macro in iOS 26. Practical code examples included.
Master Swift Charts from basic bar and line charts to SectorMark donuts, scrollable axes, interactive selection, and iOS 18 function plots. Practical SwiftUI code examples for every mark type.
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