A Passionate Technologists' Journal

  WWDC 2021 Keynote - Summary Starts with developers around the world giving out crazy ideas to start the event with a short film for it Tim Cook enters into an auditorium with a huge audience with Memoji faces iOS: (Enter Craig, the hero) Introduces iOS15 FaceTime Audio: Spatial audio in FaceTime (Sound that comes in the position of the person in the video) Microphone - Voice Isolation prioritizes the audio of the person in the video talking Video Highlights the person talking Portrait mode (blurs the background) Facetime Link to invite for calls (anybody from the web could join the call) SharePlay - Listen to music, watch movies, share screens,   Share playback controls [Very much required in the post-covid world] (API’s open for 3rd part developers) Messages: Images collage/stack view in Messages app [News App will have a separate section that lists all the links shared by others] Music, Photos & other apple apps content gets linked Focus: Notifications Summary - A new ...

Introduction: There have been just so much fuzz around the Property Wrappers. Almost all the recent addition(@State, @Published, @Binding, @BindableObject, @ObservedObject, @EnvironmentObject, @Environment) to the SwiftUI framework is just based upon this single feature that was introduced in Swift 5.1 called ‘Property Wrappers’ There are just so many articles already written on Property Wrappers and some of them are just really great. I’m writing this piece not because I also wanted to write about it and join the bandwagon but because not everyone understands a topic written in a certain way.  Just a different mix of words or with a different set of contextual examples, basically the point is that not everyone likes Vanilla ice cream and the majority of people prefer flavors, so please don’t consider this article as a redundant one and do give it a chance to take it up as a different flavor. Btw, mine is chocolate, what’s yours? ;) Background: From Apple’s engine...