Benedikt Terhechte and Bas Broek join John to dive into iOS 13 and iPadOS, as well as Swift 5.1 — how it powers SwiftUI, and if it would be possible to backport parts of SwiftUI to earlier iOS versions. Also, text editors, new iPhone and iPad UI conventions, and more.

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Links

• John on Twitter
• Benedikt on Twitter
• Bas on Twitter
• AppVenture
• Contravariance
• Swift Weekly Brief
• The Swift Community Podcast with Bas and John
• Visual Studio Code
• SourceKit-LSP
• Episode with Kaya Thomas
• The Swift 5.1 features that power SwiftUI’s API
• Benedikt’s SwiftUI backport
• John’s SwiftUI experiment
• Advances in UI Data Sources — WWDC 2019
• Advances in Collection View Layout — WWDC 2019
• UI Element Colors
• VisionKit
• CryptoKit
• PanelKit
• UIModalPresentationStyle
• Modernizing Your UI for iOS 13 — WWDC 2019
• 7 essential WWDC session videos for iOS developers
• Bas’ website
• Intro and outro music by Dariusz Dziuk