I have a SwiftUI application where I am animating a Text view and have two buttons to trigger a heavy load computation in the background. I am using both DispatchQueue and Task to perform this heavy computation, and I’m interested…
Getting error ‘Couldn’t install app. The profile can’t be installed. Try again.’ On new builds in TestFlight. The previous versions worked fine. After the new build upload to TestFlight, neither new nor old versions are getting installed for new users.
I'm triggering a request authorization for local notification permissions using a toggle in swiftUI, when the toggle is turned on, the user is requested for permission access, I want the toggle to turn back off when the 'don't allow' button…
I'm trying to reproduce Apple's parallax effect code from their WWDC24 video here but it isn't quite working well. I have the following code: struct AnimalView: View { let imageName: String var body: some View { Image(imageName) .resizable() .frame(width: 300,…
I am looking for a way to add multiple SPM packages to an Xcode project (similar to how cocoapods works using it's podfile and calling pod install) I know I can manually go to File->Add Package Dependencies... to manually add…
After updating to the XCode 16 Beta, when building app i get this error (in attachments), thats basically it. Is there any way to fix that or should I wait for BoringSSL update? I've tried pod update, changing Minimum Deployment…
I am a novice to iOS and swift programming language. I am trying to create a home page for an app and I have two buttons in it. import SwiftUI struct HomePage: View { var body: some View { ZStack…
The below code is my current picker wheel. My question is: how can I add icons (flags) and align them exactly like this? @State private var selectedLanguage = "English" let languages = ["English", "Italiano", "Francais", "Deutsche"] Picker("Select Language", selection: $selectedLanguage)…
I'd like to know if there is a good existing way to wrap a UIKit inside SwiftUI when the initializer of the UIKit component can throw an error. As a context, I'm using this article to create a generic wrapper…
OK, all of a sudden I'm getting warnings (and runtime errors) in code that hasn't changed in quite some time. I believe this has to do with Swift concurrency. Further details below. All help appreciated greatly. On where to look…