Tag: Computer Vision

As you could see, there was a delay with good reads for Apple developers. Let's recap most of the good articles for these weeks. This would be long list of reads for the following week, not a weekend.

Let's dive in.

Good reads for Apple developers is back! This would be a long weekend – we have some much to catch up with.

• Cascading Environment actions in SwiftUI by Magnus Jensen shows how to use Environment to pass actions to views;
  
  
• Interesting take on Java Script injection in Web Views by Lee Kah Seng – Injecting JavaScript Into Web View In iOS;
  
  
• How to customize automatic synthesizing Codable for enums with associated values by Sarun W. digs into customization points for Codable;
  
  
• Continuing Codable improvements with Encoding and decoding references to other types with Codable by Guilherme Rambo;
  
  
• Majid Jabrayilov digs into SwiftUI architecture approaches – Microapps architecture in Swift. SPM basics.;
  
  
• Unobtrusive runtime warnings for libraries by Point-Free covers interesting aspect of showing runtime warnings;
  
  
• Noah Martin covers performance implications of protocol checking via as? – The Surprising Cost of Protocol Conformances in Swift;
  
  
• A guide to NSButton styles by Kuba Suder is VERY detailed guide on macOS buttons;
  
  
• Natascha Fadeeva publishes Public-key cryptography with CryptoKit for iOS with basics on cryptography using CryptoKit;
  
  
• John Sundell covers great API design tips in Creating Combine-compatible versions of async/await-based APIs;
  
  
• Vision Tutorial for iOS: What’s New With Face Detection? by Tom Elliott digs into iOS computer vision framework.

Have a nice weekend!

Apple publishes detailed article explaining machine learning improvements in Photos app. In iOS 15 Photos app now can detect people with partially obscured faces.

This is done by combining face data with upper body information. This leads to better detection of people while still running on user's device.