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The Future of Foundation
The Foundation framework is used in nearly all Swift projects. It provides both a base layer of functionality for fundamentals like strings, collections, and dates, as well as setting conventions for writing great Swift code.

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OptionSet allows you to make types in Swift configurable without exposing underlying details and by improving readability.

During the last weeks, we covered many aspects of building custom layouts using the new Layout protocol in SwiftUI. But we still have a lot to cover. This week we will learn how to use the LayoutValueKey protocol to pass custom layout parameters while composing views in the custom layout.

When you run into problems with your Swift code, your first instinct may be to add print statements. There’s nothing wrong with print statements, but you 

Learn how to enable/disable the reorder ability in SwiftUI List.

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Freeform for iPhone, iPad, and Mac makes visual collaboration easier than ever.

Apple today released iOS 16.2 and iPadOS 16.2 to the public after more than a month of testing, and the update is a big one that adds a number of...

Holiday Coding
Apple's SpriteKit framework is mostly used to build 2D games since it supports drawing, particles, physics effects, animations, collision detection and a lot more. In this article, we are going to take a look into SpriteKit's particle emitter to create a snow effect.

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