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- Use swiftui in more places
- Vision OS obviously
- WatchOS new design updates
.containerBackground- Toolbar items placements
- Datepicker, selection in lists
- Smart stack widgets
- Lock Screen ipad widgets
- Desktop widgets on macOS
- Interactive widgets
- SwiftUI wrappers for existing Frameworks
@Observable
- Just apply to a data model class
- Don’t need to mark props. All are published, but only if you read the property in a view
- Only need to use
@State and @Environment in the view, not the other variations.
@Model
- Mark data model classes to persist them.
- Implies the previous
@Observable, do not need both flags.
- Use
@Query instead of @State
- Inspector views in swiftUI
- A sidebar similar to the Xcode inspector
- Dialog suppression toggle
- Dialog
HelpLink
- Table improvements
- Animation
.sensoryFeedback- Text views interpolated inside a text view string
- Apply metal shaders to text
- ScrollView
.scrollTransition to apply effects to items entering or exiting the scroll area. Like shrink or fade..safeAreaInset makes a “sticky header”.containerRelativeFrame inside a scroll view or forEach can specify sizes like 2/5 of width, with spacing between.scrollTargetBehavior to set the snapping of items as the scroll view goes by
- Static member syntax for asset colors
.compactMenu style, for picking icons- Border button shape style
- Buttons on Mac can react to drag actions
.onKeyPress modifier