A group of ex-Apple employees who co-created SwiftUI has launched a vibe coding iPhone app that writes SwiftUI apps in seconds.

Apple doesn’t offer any developer tools for iOS users besides Swift Playgrounds, but there are some great third-party options available that let developers start a project right on an iPhone or iPad.

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Just like the old saying goes that everyone has a book in them, everyone has a killer idea for a new app. The difference is that not everyone has the skills to make their app idea happen. But, when ...

Xcode 15 allows you to preview your iOS app's user interface as you build it. Here's how to use it to see how your app appears to users. Xcode 15 introduced UI Previews which allow you to view what ...

TLDR: The iOS14 and SwiftUI Bootcamp Bundle breaks down everything a coder needs to build apps in Apple’s latest mobile operating system. If you know anything about Apple, you likely know this — Apple ...

Apple has updated Swift Playgrounds to version 4.1, with the latest release enabling users to build Mac apps using SwiftUI, as well as new content for both macOS and iPadOS versions. Both variants of ...

Apple on Wednesday released Swift Playgrounds 4, an iPad and Mac app used to create apps in the Swift programming language. Apple originally announced the app at WWDC but delayed its release when ...

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