If you write modern Swift, you’ve probably ended up with a lot happening on a single line: chained calls, nested closures, Combine pipelines… and the occasional “why is this value wrong?” moment.

If you’ve just reinstalled your iOS app or switched devices and noticed that iCloud data does not re-sync in production (even though it works fine in debug), here’s the reason.

SwiftUI’s Form comes with handy built-in components.DatePicker being one of them. But when it comes to customisation, you quickly hit limitations. You can’t easily change its look or behaviour without losing the native feel.

Panicking after installing MacOS Tahoe and Xcode 26, only to see your app’s UI completely broken when running on iOS 26? Thankfully, Apple provides a way to opt out of Liquid Glass temporarily, giving you time to adapt your design.