Stewart Lynch 🇨🇦

@StewartLynch@iosdev.space
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Focussed on iOS development and helping others improve their coding skills.
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Stewart Lynch 🇨🇦4d ago
Working on a fitness, cooking, or weather app? Learn how to handle unit conversions and localization the right way using Swift’s powerful Measurement API. Watch here! https://youtu.be/tXbYO5MGjYU
Stewart Lynch 🇨🇦Jul 9
Still more updates to my yet to be released SFSymbols Browser for iOS, iPadOS and macOS. Will support macOS 15 and later. Here is what the macOS 26 version will look like and include new SFSymbols features to preview in the app. #buildinpublic #SwiftUI #macOS26
Stewart Lynch 🇨🇦Jul 9
Calling UIKit experts for iOS26.
I am trying to apply a gradient symbolColorRenderingMode to an imageView and apply a tintColor as well.
Image 1. Is how I do it in SwiftUI
Image 2. Is what I tried but the tint overrides the gradient
Image3. Shows without the tint.
help?
Stewart Lynch 🇨🇦Jul 7
More updates to my yet to be released SFSymbols Browser. Will support iPadOS 18 and later. Here is what the iPad 26 version will look like and include new SFSymbols features to preview in the app. Next up menubar app for mafOS 26 #buildinpublic #SwiftUI #ios26
Stewart Lynch 🇨🇦Jul 6
Arrays are great, but sets can be a game changer in Swift. Learn when to use sets, how they improve performance, and see real-world examples in my latest deep dive video! #Swift #SwiftUI, #Xcode
Watch here 👉 https://youtu.be/jbMZhWvCioM
Stewart Lynch 🇨🇦Jul 5
Working on Updates to my yet to be released SFSymbols Browser. Will support iOS 18 and later. Here is what the iOS 26 Version will look like and include new SFSymbols Features to preview in the app. #buildinpublic #SwiftUI #ios26
Stewart Lynch 🇨🇦Jul 4
Do these look different to you? I am trying to determine what the benefit of the new symbolColorRenderingMode is
Stewart Lynch 🇨🇦Jul 3
Check out my latest weekly newsletter: Rename Xcode projects with a custom tool, explore Okanagan wines, get FoundationModels tips, and try my new EmojiPicker Swift package! Details here: https://stewartlynch.kit.com/posts/stewart-lynch-newsletter-2025-17
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Stewart Lynch 🇨🇦Jul 1
Got the flag up for Canada Day tomorrow. Looking forward to sitting on our patio, enjoying a nice glass of wine and just chilling out.
Stewart Lynch 🇨🇦Jun 29
Learn how to create a command line tool that renames your entire Xcode project in seconds. No more tedious manual updates. Automate it all and save time.
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Stewart Lynch 🇨🇦Jul 4
Do these look different to you? I am trying to determine what the benefit of the new symbolColorRenderingMode is
Show threadJosh HrachJul 4
@StewartLynch To my eye, they look the same. I wonder if that's the intent of that API. Before the `.symbolVariant()` modifier we could still use "slash" and "fill" symbols but manually. I wonder if this is the same but for foreground styles.
Show threadAxel Le PennecJul 4
@StewartLynch this only applies to the symbols in the tree hierarchy. So you can have a foregroundStyle higher in the hierarchy for other Views, but symbols would use this gradient. Not the Views.