SwiftUI Weekly - Issue #96

Swift 5.6 is now officially released!

We always want to provide a great user experience in our apps. The system can shut down your app when the user leaves it and when the user relaunches your app, the system creates it from scratch, and the current state of your app is lost. This is a bad user experience. To avoid this kind of situation, we should provide a state restoration mechanism. This week we will learn how to implement state restoration in SwiftUI.

This article explores how you can create a layered and customized sheet experience in SwiftUI.

In iOS 15, SwiftUI added a convenient view modifier to present a confirmation dialog to the user.

Xcode previews are incredibly useful for SwiftUI development. But, we can also cross over to UIKit and still reap their benefits.

Fixing Xcode bugs that make SwiftUI previews fail in apps modularized with SwiftPM and that are using CoreData.

With this reference, you will be able to use the LocationButton in a SwiftUI app to conveniently access the user’s location data.

Unlock the secrets of iOS spring animations using SwiftUI. Learn about all the SwiftUI spring animation types, understand their parameters, discover how to create organic and fine-grained spring animations to enhance the user experience of your next iOS app.

How to build login form in SwiftUI with Combine.