API of the day: `toolbarTitleDisplayMode(.inlineLarge)`

you'll never have to do math on corner radius again - ConcentricRectangle is here! 🚀 this custom sheet perfectly matches the radius of the device with absolutely no geometry readers or reading the size of the screen 👀

Similar experience here. And on top of that, it's just bad at writing good SwiftUI code. Does the code work? Yeah. But it feels like every prompt adds this small little... umm.. debt. And they add up over time. It's extremely good at getting something to work very quickly.

Apps should be more colorful! 🌈 This is one of my favorite tricks from Dream Machine - for just +75 bytes you get beautiful colors, animatable gradients and super fasts blurs 😊 (1/6)

Corner concentricity was mentioned a lot at WWDC25, and now we finally have SwiftUI APIs for it. In my new post I explore how we can use the new ConcentricRectangle and containerShape() in iOS 26 to make our views fit perfectly within their containers: nilcoalescing.com/blog/Concentri…

Want to have a sheet "zoom out" of toolbar buttons in iOS 26 instead of sliding up from the bottom of the screen? Two SwiftUI ways: 1. ZoomNavigationTransition (sheet content) + matchedTransitionSource (button) 2. .popover (button) + .presentationCompactAdaptation(.sheet)

I love these small little attention to details. In the world where everyone ships 2 apps in a week, this is such a pleasure to see.

“One thing I learned during my indie app developer career is that it's better to focus on what you can actually do, instead of just chasing numbers. For example, instead of saying "I want to make $5k MRR this year," it's more helpful to set goals like "I want to release 5 big

I envy people who can immediately realize that RevenueCat push notification is not working. 🥲

So on one side: the App Mafia course. $1,000 for black-hat, shady tactics from questionably unethical apps built by Gen Z folks. On the other: "Everything but the Code" by Paul Hudson. $80 for proven insights and advices from Apple Award–winning apps built by renowned teams. 🤔

Yes! This did the trick 😄 thank you Bastian Kusserow! .scrollTargetBehavior(.viewAligned(limitBehavior: .never))

“Everyone has something to say”, they said. But I’m struggling! I don’t feel like I have anything worth writing about. I don’t feel like I have anything interesting to share. How do you deal with this?

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New in SwiftUI 🚀 You can now adjust the spacing between a label’s icon and its title using the new labelIconToTitleSpacing() modifier. → learnandcodewithenid.com

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New in SwiftUI 🚀 When you apply the Liquid Glass design with glassEffect(), you can also customize its appearance by providing a tint color. → learnandcodewithenid.com

I agreed. I skipped book for months. But then lately as I've been feeling lost and demotivated, I decided to hit pause on coding and picked up book again. I feel like something in my brain starts to function again. I don't know how to put it. It feels like adding some oil to a

In iOS 26, there's this gap between navigation bar and the view inside safe area inset. Where does it come from? How to remove it?

SwiftUI Tip 💡 In iOS 17.0+, you can show or hide the disclosure indicator for navigation links with navigationLinkIndicatorVisibility(). → learnandcodewithenid.com

Unpopular opinion: not every app has to adopt the glassy UI.