Tag: Feedback

Apple shares developers' feedback after attending Vision Pro developer labs. Apple highlights feedback from authors of Fantastical, Widgetsmith and other applications.

visionOS: Apple Vision Pro developer labs

Apple Developer: Inside the Apple Vision Pro labs

References:

• Fantastical, Widgetsmith, and Spool makers dish on Apple Vision Pro development
• Apple Highlights Developer Reactions to Vision Pro Labs: 'Audible Gasp'
• Apple Publishes Reactions by Attendees of Its Worldwide Vision Pro Labs

It's already February... Well, we still have couple of interesting reads for you.

• Setup a 3D Chessboard With SwiftUI and RealityKit by Mark Lucking – nice intro into AR apps in modern era;
  
  
• Andrew Barba shares guide on Vercel, new solution allowing deployment of server-side Swift apps – Deploy server side Swift applications on Vercel;
  
  
• How to import Objective-C types as optionals or non-optionals into Swift by Natascha Fadeeva reminds developers on how to improve interoperability between Swift and Objective-C;
  
  
• Automatically run Swift code when your framework gets initialized by Marco Eidinger also finds good use of Objective-C in modern projects;
  
  
• John Sundell explains how to use scrollable views in SwiftUI – Observing the content offset of a SwiftUI ScrollView;
  
  
• Kasper Lahti covers styling in SwiftUI – Styling Components in SwiftUI;
  
  
• Xcode Simulator Directories Exploration by Antoine van der Lee is a great guide on iOS Simulator directory structure;
  
  
• Lee Kah Seng provides hints on keeping widgets up to date – How to Fetch and Show Remote Data on a Widget?;
  
  
• Mastering Error Handling in SwiftUI: A Guide to Presenting Errors by Leonardo Maia Pugliese guides developers on ways to respond to errors in SwiftUI application;
  
  
• Did you ever wanted to print incoming JSON in nice formatted way – Jordan Morgan got you covered in Converting Data into a Formatted JSON Swift String;
  
  
• David Smith continues his design notes diary series – Reasons for a Staycation Greycation and DND 21: Byte Compression for Watch Connectivity;
  
  
• Peter Meinertzhagen provides great hints on monetization – What’s the Best Way to Monetize Kids Apps?;
  
  
• We all get and give feedbacks, good article on how to make those better – How to Write Impactful Peer Feedback by Michael Katz.

And, in case you missed it – couple of books are available for free, maybe you'll find something useful there. See you next week!

Apple announces that answers for Q&A sessions held during recent 'Ask Apple' events will be available for access afterwards.

Apple also asks developers for feedback to shape their next events.

Apple Surveys: Take the survey

Apple Developer: Ask Apple Q&As and survey

During discussions on recent iCloud issues, it turned out that important role plays submitting requests via Feedback Assistant tool. Usually, you might want to highlight the issue using Twitter, or try using DTS request on your paid Apple Developer program.

Several developers share their experience contacting Apple development teams using various channels.

Apple: Feedback Assistant

Reference: Getting Feedback to Apple