Interesting SwiftUI glitch:

Here, popup hints will show on addButton and reportButton but not editButton. The problem is the Spacer; makes sense since there are other bugs related to it (such as having to put it in a different ToolbarItem). I suspect we're just not supposed to use Spacer like this.

Alternatives:
- Divider() works, but is way too subtle and the width can't be adjusted (here).
- Adding .padding(.trailing) to the leading button just isn't effective. #SwiftUI #TipKit #ToolbarItem

Okay... declarative UI frameworks are cool and all, until they're not because they just don't support some configuration but you won't know until you run the app and realize it does... nothing.

No errors. No crashes due to misconfiguration. Nothing.

Get this... TipKit works with Buttons inside ToolbarItems but not Menus (which look like buttons) in ToolbarItems.

Cool. COOL COOL COOL.

#SwiftUI #TipKit #iOSDev

Why is #TipKit so horrendous in a #UIKit app?
(Never mind, the answer is always SwiftUI...)

Why am I feeling compelled to roll out a framework that uses TipKit for logic and native UIKit interface for displaying tips

Je me suis battu pendant 1 journée entière à tenter tout un tas de méthodes pour pouvoir reset les Tip de #TipKit sans un redémarrage de l'app et je découvre qu’Apple annonce enfin dans #iOS26 la possibilité de reset l'éligibilité d’un Tip ! 🥳🙌

https://chk.me/pqXalf3

Ugh, using #TipKit on UIKit is a painful & buggy experience 😤

It's quite obvious that this framework was made for #SwiftUI, and #UIKit was an afterthought