Welcome to this week's edition of our newsletter.

With WWDC25 just a few months away, excitement is building over what Apple will unveil. One thing that’s already on everyone’s mind is the future of AI in development, particularly in Xcode. As the industry embraces “vibe coding” developers are eager to see how Apple will respond to the growing competition.

In his latest article, Majid shared his wishes for what Apple might present at WWDC, especially in the realm of AI.

WWDC25 wishes

The World Wide Developers Conference, the largest event in the Apple development world, is just around the corner. Today, I’m excited to share my wishes for the upcoming WWDC 25, which is expected to be unveiled in two months.

Swift with MajidMajid Jabrayilov

What are your wishes for WWDC25? Do you also expect AI to be the key topic this year?

This Week

This week, we have covered SwiftUI and Core Spotlight.

Create flexible interfaces in SwiftUI

Antonella explores the containerRelativeFrame modifier introduced in iOS 17 to create views that automatically adjust their size based on the dimensions of their nearest container.

Create flexible interfaces in SwiftUI

Learn how to bind your view’s size to its container in a SwiftUI app

Create with SwiftAntonella Giugliano

Integrating TimelineView in a SwiftUI app

Matteo introduces, with a practical example, the SwiftUI’s TimelineView and different scheduling options to allow for updates on a defined schedule.

Integrating TimelineView in a SwiftUI app

Learn how to periodically refresh and update UI components, enabling smooth and efficient animations in your SwiftUI app

Create with SwiftMatteo Altobello

Make your app content show on Spotlight

Antonella demonstrates how to make your app’s content discoverable in Spotlight using the Core Spotlight API.

Make your app content show on Spotlight

Learn how to index the content of your app to make it searchable via spotlight

Create with SwiftAntonella Giugliano

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The Community

Text concatenation vs Text interpolation in SwiftUI

Natalia highlights the pitfalls of text concatenation in SwiftUI, particularly in the context of localization, and explains why string interpolation is the preferred approach.

Text concatenation vs Text interpolation in SwiftUI

Combining multiple SwiftUI Text views into a single text with the + operator to apply different styles can cause localization issues, making text interpolation the preferred technique for accurate translations.

Nil CoalescingNatalia Panferova

How to inspect .ipa files and secure your iOS app from common mistakes

In this original article, Artem provides a comprehensive guide on examining the contents of iOS application packages (.ipa files) and highlights common security pitfalls to avoid.  

How to inspect .ipa files and secure your iOS app from common mistakes

Improve your app security with 3 simple rules

Artem Novichkov

SwiftUI Alert Guide + Code Examples

Antonie provides a detailed guide with examples on how to present and customize alerts in SwiftUI, including basic alert presentations, adding dynamic content, handling user input, and implementing error alerts with localized messages.

SwiftUI Alert Guide + Code Examples

Learn how to present a SwiftUI alert with custom titles, messages & actions. Dynamically show data and create an error-handling extension.

SwiftLeeAntoine van der Lee

AppJournal

The success of every indie app developer relies not only on skill and a unique perspective but also on organization. AppJournal helps simplify the process of keeping track of changes and the overall status of your projects.

Thanks to the app developed by Adam, you can add each project you’re currently working on. By entering its App Store ID, the app icon is automatically retrieved. For each project, you can add specific types of entries suggested by the app, making it easier to document progress without missing any important steps.

This app is super helpful if you are doing #BuildInPublic or if you want to keep track of the evolution of the features of your app to prepare changelogs and social media communication.

‎AppJournal - Indie App Diary

‎AppJournal provides indie app developers with a simple utility to record app milestones & changes. Developed for Apple platform developers, you can use AppJournal to track when your app has been featured, changes youʼve made to metadata, awards won, prices changes and much more. Each entry supports…

App StoreAdam Foot

A new release of the Swift programming language is now available with new features for managing concurrency and testing your codebase. Check all the new changes on the dedicated page: 

Swift 6.1 Released

Swift 6.1 is now available!

Swift.orgApple Inc.

The community has already shared some excellent insights. If you’re looking to dive deeper, we highly recommend checking out this video by Vincent!

We can’t wait to see what you will Create with Swift.

See you next week!