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Let’s take a look at which of the new SwiftUI APIs that are backward compatible with earlier OS versions, and what language features that made that possible.

How SwiftUI’s List and ForEach types can be used to build lists that support inline editing, moving, and deletions, and how we can then build our own abstractio…

How a custom SwiftUI button that’s capable of running asynchronous actions can be created, and how to make such a control versatile and easy to reuse across a p…

How SwiftUI enables us to stack views along the Z axis, which in turn makes it possible to create all sorts of backgrounds, overlays, and other effects.

Let’s take a look at how we can make our UI-related logic fully testable, even when that logic is primarily used within SwiftUI-based views.

Exploring how iOS 16’s new UIHostingConfiguration API enables us to inline SwiftUI views within our UITableView or UICollectionView cells.

Different ways to implement a dynamic SwiftUI stack that renders its content either horizontally or vertically, depending on the current context.

How the content offset of a SwiftUI ScrollView can be observed without bridging to UIKit.

What’s really the difference between building a piece of UI as a view versus a modifier, and how to choose between those two solutions?

Let’s explore how we can use SwiftUI’s ViewBuilder within our own code, and a few things that can be good to keep in mind when doing so.