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Using lessons and analytics from watchOS 1 and 2 to rethink our Apple Watch apps for watchOS 3, using Overcast's app as a case study.

Malin Sundberg joins John to talk about her experiences of using SwiftUI to build and ship the time-tracking and invoicing app Orbit on most of Apple’s platform…

How we can now use Swift’s very convenient “dot syntax” to refer to protocol-conforming types, and how that improves some of SwiftUI’s styling APIs.

Antoine van der Lee, creator of SwiftLee, joins John to discuss the new language features that are being introduced as part of Swift 5.5 — from the brand new co…

How Swift 5.5 enables us to conditionally compile postfix member expressions using compiler directives, and what kinds of situations that this new feature could…

How we can take direct control over SwiftUI’s navigation system, which enables us to dynamically show and hide views within either a TabView or NavigationView.

What’s the difference between those two ways, and when should which be used?

James Thomson returns to the show to discuss the various technologies that enable us to render custom UIs on Apple’s platforms. From rendering views using Core …

A look at many different built-in ways to iterate over arrays, dictionaries, and other Swift collections.

How to combine Foundation’s latest URL APIs with Swift features like macros, to be able to work with both static and dynamic URLs in simpler and more predictabl…