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Impressions on WWDC 2024

Jun 2024

WWDC 2024 has successfully concluded. Throughout this week, Apple showcased a series of new features and functionalities that will significantly impact the future. I will share my thoughts and feelings about several aspects that particularly resonated with me, reflecting on the highlights of this WWDC.

SwiftData in WWDC 2024: The Revolution Continues, Stability Still Awaits

Jun 2024

Since its debut last year, SwiftData has become a focal framework that has garnered significant attention from developers. With the arrival of WWDC 2024, there is widespread anticipation for breakthroughs in functionality, performance, and stability in SwiftData. This article will review the performance of the latest version of SwiftData and share the complex emotions I experienced during my first encounter with the new version: shock, joy, disheartened, and perplexed.

Before WWDC 2024: The Future Potential and Real Challenges of SwiftData

May 2024

At the 2023 Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC), Apple launched the highly anticipated new generation data management framework — SwiftData. As the successor to Core Data, can SwiftData play a key role in the Apple ecosystem? With WWDC 2024 approaching, this article will evaluate the overall performance of SwiftData since its initial release during the Xcode 15 period (i.e., its first major version), and provide a forecast of its future development.

Before WWDC 2024: Reviewing Key SwiftUI Upgrades from 2019 to 2023 and Their Impact

May 2024

When people reunite after a long absence, they are often surprised by the changes in each other; however, the transformations in those who are with us day after day are often overlooked. In this article, I will sift through the key updates to SwiftUI that have made a significant impression on me since its first version. This is not only a reflection on the evolution of SwiftUI from its inception to its maturity but also a fresh appreciation of the vitality it embodies.

WWDC 23, First Impressions of SwiftUI 5 and SwiftData

Jun 2023

WWDC 2023 is in full swing. Apple has not only introduced new hardware products but has also launched several quite shocking new frameworks. This article will discuss my initial impressions of SwiftUI 5.0 and SwiftData at this year's WWDC.

What I Hope to See for Core Data at WWDC 2023

May 2023

Last week, I listed in my blog the changes I hoped to see in SwiftUI at this year's WWDC. This week, I want to continue sharing my expectations for Core Data.

What I Hope to See for SwiftUI at WWDC 2023

May 2023

There are about 20 days left until WWDC in 2023. Every developer within the Apple ecosystem is eagerly anticipating what new things Apple will bring on that day. In this article, I will list my personal wishlist for SwiftUI and hope to see which wishes can be fulfilled.

Ask Apple 2022 Q&A Related to SwiftUI (Part 2)

Nov 2022

Ask Apple provides developers with the opportunity to directly communicate with Apple engineers outside of WWDC. This article summarizes some of the Q&A related to SwiftUI in this event and adds some personal insights. This is the second part of the article.

Ask Apple 2022 Q&A Related to SwiftUI (Part 1)

Oct 2022

Ask Apple provides an opportunity for developers to directly communicate with Apple engineers outside of WWDC. This article compiles some of the Q&A related to SwiftUI from the event, and includes some personal insights. This is Part 1 of the article.

Ask Apple 2022 Q&A Related on Core Data (Part 2)

Oct 2022

Ask Apple provides developers with an opportunity to directly communicate with Apple engineers outside of WWDC. This article summarizes some of the Q&A related to Core Data from this event, and adds a bit of personal insight. This is Part 2 of the series.

Ask Apple 2022 Q&A Related on Core Data (Part 1)

Oct 2022

Ask Apple creates an opportunity for developers to directly communicate with Apple engineers outside of WWDC. This article compiles some of the Q&A related to Core Data from the event, and includes some personal insights. This is Part 1.

Impressions After WWDC 2021

Jun 2021

WWDC 2021 has already ended a week ago. As always, Apple brought us new operating systems as well as a plethora of updates in terms of development tools, software architecture, and web services. Due to the pandemic, the WWDC events of the past two years have been pre-recorded, but the content seems to be delivered more precisely than before, and it's more user-friendly for the viewers. This article will only introduce a few points from my personal interest and combine my experience of using these updates in the recent period.