Introduction to Foundation Models
The Foundation Models framework lets you tap into the on-device large models at the core of Apple Intelligence. You can enhance your app by using generative models to create content or perform tasks.… Read more...
Unlockly
In this code-along, we’ll build a biometric authentication flow using Swift Concurrency to handle background tasks like Face ID checks and lockout timers—keeping your app responsive.… Read more...
MetalRipples
Metal: Apple’s Framework That Rocks Your GPU 🤘
Metal is Apple’s low-level, high-performance graphics and compute framework, designed to get the most out of your device’s GPU (Graphics Processing Unit).… Read more...
Mesh Art
This month’s code-alongs are dedicated to introduce you to some visual effects: creating mesh art by using MeshGradient and creating a cool ripple effect by using Apple’s high-performance graphics framework Metal.… Read more...
ScrollViews Part 2
In this code-along we will continue to extend our app we created in “ScrollViews Part 1”. We will create the parallax effect similar to the presentation at the WWDC24 (Create custom visual effects with SwiftUI)) and will also add our own spin to it.… Read more...
ScrollViews Part 1
Our March code-alongs we will dedicate to different options to create a ScrollView which showcase the images of several animals and their names. To organise the app, we will use TabView to have all the different views in a tab-based navigation.… Read more...
Slider Control
In this code-along we will create your second app, a slider app, that:
- includes a title.
- displays a resizable circle.
- adds a slider to control the circle’s size.
Your first app – Button Animation
In this code-along, we will create a simple button animation using SwiftUI. The button will switch between a gray circle and a green checkmark when tapped, with a smooth animation.… Read more...