In Swift 6.2, Swift Packages give us control over which compiler warnings to treat as errors. Finer-grained Controls for Compiler Warnings The Swift compiler has options to treat all warnings as errors or suppress all warnings: -warnings-as-errors-suppress-warnings In Xcode, you add those compiler flags to the build settings for a target. In the “Swift Compiler - Custom Flags” section add the options to the “Other Swift Flags” setting: What if you only want to treat some warnings as e...| Use Your Loaf - iOS Development News & Tips
Swift 6.2 adds raw identifiers to the language.| Use Your Loaf - iOS Development News & Tips
Swift 6.2 introduces a new Observations type to stream state changes from an Observable type.| Use Your Loaf - iOS Development News & Tips
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How do you use Icon Composer to add App Icons to an Xcode project? Last updated: Jun 26, 2025 Icon Composer Xcode 26 adds a new Icon Composer tool to build icons for the new Liquid Glass design system. I recommend the Apple Article: Creating your app icon using Icon Composer and the WWDC videos linked below to learn how to best use Icon Composer. The basic idea is that you use your preferred design tool (Photoshop, Sketch, Pixelmator, etc.) to design your icon’s foreground layers. You then ...| Use Your Loaf - iOS Development News & Tips
My WWDC 2025 viewing guide to help you plan the sessions you want to watch.| Use Your Loaf - iOS Development News & Tips
Creating your own custom styles for labels allows you to adapt the layout for the available horizontal size.| Use Your Loaf - iOS Development News & Tips
How do you change the image a SwiftUI button shows while the user is pressing the button?| Use Your Loaf - iOS Development News & Tips
Requesting provisional authorization to send local user notifications.| Use Your Loaf - iOS Development News & Tips
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If you're still using print statements to debug your App it's time you moved to the unified OS logging framework.| Use Your Loaf - iOS Development News & Tips
A quick recap on the many ways to style and shape SwiftUI buttons.| Use Your Loaf - iOS Development News & Tips