Once again I have stumbled onto something I don’t understand.
In the entry point for my app I set a NavigationContext in the environment, and when I run the app and navigate between views, at some random point, it throws the error in the second image, and the debugger indicates it is on the “struct FooApp: App {“ line.
What is going on? Help!
In the subviews I am accessing the context from the env like so: “@ Environment(NavigationContext.self) var context”.
@swift @swiftui Exciting News! 
Just dropped Part 35 of my "Let's Build Pinterest clone Using SwiftUI and “firebase” playlist! 
Dive deeper into Swift development as we take our app to the next level. 
Check it out now and let's code together! 
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Get ready for the upcoming Cork update!
It will include a lot of various little tweaks, but the main addition is the support for the much requested greedy updating.
For more context, check out this ticket: https://github.com/buresdv/Cork/issues/362
Follow me if you'd like to know exactly when the update comes out, and don't forget to join the Discord: https://discord.gg/kUHg8uGHpG
currently in a HackAthon for SwiftUI, my goal for it is to get a MVP of my current App ready, including my first subscription model. I have held off on doing one, but this app is uniquely designed for this model, as I will have long term maintenance requirements if it is successful. #iOS #developer #hackathon #swiftUI
SwiftUI vs. Kotlin: The Battle of Modern UI Frameworks
#SwiftUI #kotlin
https://thundroid.co/swiftui-vs-kotlin-the-battle-of-modern-ui-frameworks/
@swift @swiftui Exciting News! Just dropped Part 34 of my "Let's Build Pinterest clone Using SwiftUI and “firebase” playlist! Dive deeper into Swift development as we take our app to the next level. Check it out now and let's code together! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xd5m734i8TA #swiftui #swift #swiftlang #iosdev #ios18 #iOS
Guys, how would you improve this design? (ignore the debug "1" next to the Update button)
After finishing the interviews I felt really proud about this milestone. I before that moment never did proper research about a problem people actually have and it was extremely interesting to talk to people I didn’t know a lot personally and also people I knew personally for years about such a sensible topic like dealing with overwhelming emotions. But now I faced the enormous task of (1/3)
Friday afternoon #SwiftUI fun.
Trying to print a mapView. The SwiftUI printing methods don't work with views such as Map and Web.
I can create an imageRepresentation of the map that gets everything but the annotation markers. Close but I need the markers.
I can use old AppKit methods like printView() but that only prints the markers.
Can't make this stuff up.
Think I may need to manually composite each marker onto the map image.
I'm thinking that's a next week task.
It can be quite a challenge getting everything to fit into iPad Slide Over mode.
I added a description to the wind chart popover and realized that wasn't going to fly with accessibility sizes.
I clamp down the max size with .dynamicTypeSize() in that scenario but let it be bigger otherwise.
If you want to trigger actions for various gestures in #SwiftUI, I have created a GestureButton that lets you trigger actions for press, release, long press, double tap, repeat, drag, etc. I created it for @keyboardkit.bsky.social but has extracted it to its own thing.
https://github.com/danielsaidi/GestureButton
EmojiKit 1.5 is out! This is an open-source project that lets you use emoji-based features & views in #Swift and #SwiftUI. This version makes it possible to set a max emoji count for all mutable, persisted categories. It also lets you create custom, persisted categories.
https://github.com/danielsaidi/EmojiKit
@evankstone It's not a #SwiftUI issue, it's a #SwiftLang issue. As soon as you use advanced Swift features (and SwiftUI does), you get those everywhere.
New day, other emotion. I‘m always committed to share reality of being a developer. And this is one of the ones that are not great. I did not win the first and only shot I ever had on the Swift Student Challenge. It hurts a lot because I poured everything I had in it. Nights coding, fighting with Sketch or recording yourself for voice overs in a small hotel lobby in Roma. But you know what (1/2)
I'm going to assume this is documented somewhere but…
if you're doing #SwiftUI #MacOSDev with a customizable toolbar you have to be sure any view you pass as the toolbar is not just a standard View Struct.
You must pass a CustomizableToolbarContent Struct.
Also each toolbar item and the toolbar itself must have an id declared.
A standard View will display and work as a toolbar but you will not get the ability to edit the toolbar in any way.
Happy to have this working now.
My Mac productivity app SUBSTAGE now has a one-time purchase option! (turns out, subscriptions are a hard sell)
(ICYMI: Substage puts a command bar underneath your Finder windows and lets you use natural language to convert media, manage files, perform calculations and more!)
Compiled Swift and #SwiftUI on Android filling out nicely. Recently added some big surface areas like Path/Shape and Animation APIs. We're getting close to being able to port our first full sample app from transpiled to native Swift!
DeckKit 1.5 is out! This is a #SwiftUI SDK that makes it easy to render a list of items as a deck of cards. This new version cleans up the code, lets you handle all item swipe directions with a single action, and makes it possible to customize the state change animation.
https://github.com/danielsaidi/DeckKit
Lil' Widgies! 
