As of iOS 16, SwiftUI has a native photo picker. Here's how to implement it 👇

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For iOS and Android, exyte makes some of the most beautiful UIs in Swift and Jetpack Compose (github.com/exyte)

If you think you’re done, think twice.

What’s new in the Jetpack Compose January ’24 release: 👉 Strong skipping mode 👉 Changes to default font padding 👉 Support for nonlinear font scaling 👉 Drag and drop 👉 And more goo.gle/3u3Zxov

Compose Tips: If you are in the process of moving from XML-based to fully Compose-based architecture, consider using the new `androidx.fragment:fragment-compose` library.

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Follow my step-by-step article or YouTube tutorial to create this iOS chat & video calling app with #SwiftUI. Blog post: getstream.io/blog/telegram-… YouTube: youtu.be/IUPFld2F3uU?si…

Don’t miss out! Take a look at our new library github.com/exyte/Animated… Bookmark it for future reference 😎 #SwiftUI #Swift #ios #iosdev #mobiledev

Did you know about this new modifier in iOS 17.0?💡 Perfect for showing an inspector view when selecting an item 👍 → learnandcodewithenid.com

Really like how in SwiftUI you can simply add animations directly to data queries and it does stuff like this ✨

With iOS 17 #SwiftUI provides a ContentUnavailablView, which is a built-in view to give an empty screen or an error message. I refactored Ice Cubes placeholder view to directly use it. Less code for me to maintain.

We had some fun with our new portfolio app - a little physics can make the title page more exciting and engaging! dribbble.com/shots/23611430… #ios #mobileapp MOVED TO: @maestro__dev #product_design

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The Swift Async Algorithms package offers a set of functions allowing us to combine two or three async sequences into a single sequence. For example, you can merge two async sequences in a single one and observe values from the resulting sequence. buff.ly/3SS4olb

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Leverage the power of #Swift new Parameter Packs to adopt the Equatable protocol for use in #SwiftUI .onChange(of:) based on changes to multiple parameters! Usage example: .onChange(of: EquatablePack(v1, v2, v3)) { doSomething() } gist.github.com/denis-obukhov/…

Happy Tuesday #DEVCommunity 💙