My team is hiring! Check out this position if you're interested in working on the #SwiftUI framework and shaping the future of app development! jobs.apple.com/en-us/details/…

Best breakfast ever #WWDC25

On behalf of the whole team I'm so proud to introduce the Foundation Models framework, an API to access our on-device LLM! Check out the Platforms State of the Union for an introduction and 4 sessions later today! developer.apple.com/news/?id=us98z… #WWDC25

Another great session about concurrency in #SwiftUI! #WWDC25

Oh hey, I know her!

Checkout my session and learn how to build a great SwiftUI app with the new design! #WWDC25  developer.apple.com/videos/play/ww…

Thrilled to share the feature we’ve been working on this year — object manipulation! Can’t wait to see all the amazing ways it’ll be used in apps. #WWDC25 To learn how to add interactive manipulation to you app, check out this talk developer.apple.com/videos/play/ww…!

One of the new APIs I worked on this year is the Animatable macro in SwiftUI! Read the documentation to learn more: developer.apple.com/documentation/…

SwiftUI’s concurrency annotations express its runtime semantics. Look, there’s a nice YouTube video about it: youtu.be/Ttxz8bVvX3s #WWDC25

Sima gives a great intro to Swift concurrency and data-race safety in her talk. If you’re interested in getting started with Swift concurrency and you’d like an overview of async/await, tasks, and structured concurrency, this talk is for you👇🏻

This is an excellent talk!

Find me at WWDC to get an exclusive sticker from my dub-dub talk! 💫 #WWDC25

Ok that was painful but I finally migrated over to Swift 6.2 with strict concurrency checking

Sessions that helped if you're looking to migrate - developer.apple.com/videos/play/ww… - developer.apple.com/videos/play/ww…

Mentee interest surveys are now open for the Swift Language Mentorship Program! This program enabled me to start contributing to Swift. If you're interested in participating in Swift's open source community, I encourage you to apply using the link below: swift.org/mentorship/

Tanmay > SwiftUI really doesn’t want you using MVVM. This doesn't seem accurate, and it's an incorrect deduction to make. TabView’s behavior in not persisting state for its children doesn’t have anything to do with choosing one architecture vs the other. As for your solution, I would

The bitrig app lets you vibe-code SwiftUI apps right on your phone, and it just launched on the App Store. Super impressive work by the original creators of SwiftUI!