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Excited about where Swift and SwiftUI are heading! Swift 6.3 just landed with an official Android SDK (real cross-platform Swift, finally), a unified Swift Build system across platforms, and finer performance controls for library authors via @specialize and @inline(always). On the SwiftUI side, the new Document Protocol brings async, snapshot-based diffing for handling heavy data smoothly, AsyncImage now caches automatically over HTTP, and reorderable lists/grids work out of the box across platforms, watchOS included. As an iOS & macOS developer, it's a genuinely exciting time to be building on Apple platforms.
The Android SDK is the headline, but the realistic near-term use is sharing a Swift domain and networking layer under a Kotlin or Compose UI, not shipping SwiftUI on Android. Interop still crosses a C or JNI boundary and there is no native Android UI story. Worth watching how...
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I’ve always loved apps that let you make them feel a little more like yours. So yeah, I had to build an appearance palette too 😅. System, light, dark, and your own accent color. Small feature, but one of my favorites so far.
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love this! i agree, those little options to customize feel like an extra mile of care.
Solid visual direction, it would be interesting to see how things will turn out once you move from a static figma design and, to an interactive framer and webflow build.
App designs are always something I love working on. Had a lot of fun with this one!
One of the interesting parts was helping the client understand how ads actually work in the mobile ecosystem, where they fit into the product, and how paywalls can be designed without killing the user experience.
Love projects where I get to design the screens and help think through the product and monetisation side of things. 😄
Highly creativity approach 👌