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Liquid Glass Text View - Converting Text Into Shape - SwiftUI - Xcode

Tutorial on building a Liquid Glass Text View in SwiftUI. It converts Text into a shape to drive masking/clipping and styles it for a glass-like effect in Xcode. Focus is on composing a custom view and turning text into a drawable shape for sleek UI results.

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Apple announces the 2025 App Store Awards finalists: 49 apps and games recognized for innovation, user experience, design, and cultural impact. Winners will be revealed soon. Developers can review the finalists as quality benchmarks and inspiration.

Building Peer-to-Peer Sessions: Sending and Receiving Data with Multipeer Connectivity

Send/receive data with Multipeer Connectivity: set up MCPeerID and MCSession (.required encryption), send UTF‑8 Data to session.connectedPeers via send(..., .reliable). Implement MCSessionDelegate to observe state and handle didReceive on the main thread; invite peers using MCNearbyServiceBrowser.

Approachable Concurrency in Swift 6.2: A Clear Guide

Swift 6.2’s Approachable Concurrency is an Xcode build setting that eases async/await: progressive disclosure and @MainActor‑by‑default. Migrate flags individually; in SwiftPM use .enableUpcomingFeature. Note: nonisolated async run on the caller’s actor unless @concurrent.

App Marketing Trends for 2026

Live AMA with Steve P. Young focused on app marketing trends for 2026. Expect audience Q&A and strategic insights on how to think about upcoming market shifts and growth, rather than technical implementation. Useful for developers and founders planning their app marketing.

Building Peer-to-Peer Sessions: Advertising and Browsing Devices

Guide to discover/connect peers with Multipeer Connectivity. Add NSLocalNetworkUsageDescription and NSBonjourServices. Build PeerSessionManager with MCPeerID, MCSession(.required), MCNearbyServiceAdvertiser/Browser and delegates; track discovered/connected peers; start/stop; auto-accept invites.

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