
Weekly Newsletter Issue 71
Weekly newsletter summing up our publications and showcasing app developers and their amazing creations.
Welcome to this week's edition of our newsletter.
Blender is working on a version for iPadOS with the goal of bringing its full power to a wider audience making 3D technology accessible for everyone. This shift is crucial especially for the visionOS platform where the best experiences are made of amazing 3D objects.

Published
This Week
This week we have covered SwiftUI and UX Design.
Define how scrolling behaves with Scroll Target Behavior in SwiftUI
Antonella demonstrates how to customize scroll endings and content alignment in SwiftUI, helping you achieve smooth and precise scrolling in your apps.

Building for hate: Designing for deception
Giselle shows how familiar UI patterns can become deceptive, highlighting the risks of manipulative design and the importance of ethical, user-focused approaches as new regulations emerge.

Define the scroll edge effect style of a Scroll View
Antonella explains how to configure the adaptive scroll edge blur effect that blends scrolling content with Liquid Glass UI surfaces of the SafeArea.

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From
The Community
Understanding SwiftUI ViewBuilder: The Magic Behind Declarative Syntax
Walid breaks down how ViewBuilder powers SwiftUI’s declarative syntax, explaining how that lets you write flexible, type-safe views.
SwiftUI Search Enhancements in iOS and iPadOS 26
Natalia demonstrates the latest search enhancements in SwiftUI for iOS and iPadOS 26, highlighting how new placements and visual styles simplify the process of creating search experiences within your apps.

Streaming changes with Observations
Majid explains how the new Observations type in Swift’s Observation framework brings async streams to observable models, making it easy to track state changes.

What's the Score, Bro?
When an app is born out of a personal need, the final product is almost always something particularly polished and effective. This is the case with the app developed by Thilo, a passionate football enthusiast who has also coached his children.
This app features intuitive match event tracking along with fitness and movement analysis, helping referees not only manage the game but also monitor and improve their own performance from match to match with the Apple Watch.

With the summer heat kicking in, we’re taking a little break in August to recharge our batteries. That means the newsletter will be on pause for a few weeks but don’t worry, we’ll be back in September, more energized than ever with new incredible articles and apps shared by our amazing developer community!
Enjoy the summer, do not forget the sunscreen and see you soon! ☀️🤙
We can’t wait to see what you will Create with Swift.
See you next week!