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Learn how to resolve the issue of using lazy variables in @Observable classes by annotating them with @ObservationIgnored.

"Integrating SwiftUI into UIKit Apps" by Natalia Panferova has been updated, featuring the latest tools like Observable, the Preview macro, and a new section on animating UIKit views with SwiftUI animations in iOS 18.

Font modifiers in SwiftUI let us style text directly at the font level, offering precise control over typography in our apps.

Explore different ways to work with SwiftUI environment, including reading and setting values, creating custom environment keys, and using the environment to pass down actions and observable classes.

Xcode 16 introduced the @Previewable macro, making it easier to preview SwiftUI views with bindings.

Use localizedStandardRange(of:) in Swift for flexible, locale-aware, case and accent-insensitive string searches, providing a user experience similar to system-wide searches.

Sorting arrays in Swift can be made more concise and readable by using comparison operators as closures in the sorted(by:) method.

Starting from iPadOS 18, SwiftUI now allows us to present a form sheet, similar to UIModalPresentationStyle.formSheet.