what's new in swufitui?
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SwiftUI has received several exciting updates this year. Here are some of the key new features and improvements:
- Custom Containers: SwiftUI now supports custom containers, allowing for more flexible and complex UI layouts.
- Mesh Gradients: New mesh gradients can be used to create visually appealing backgrounds and effects.
- Scrolling Customizations: Enhanced scrolling customizations provide more control over how content is displayed and interacted with.
- Animations: You can now set up animations on UIKit or AppKit views and drive them with SwiftUI, including fully custom animations.
- Interoperability: Improved interoperability with UIKit and AppKit, including the ability to use gesture recognizers and animations across these frameworks.
- New TabView Syntax: A new syntax for TabView in SwiftUI makes it easier to catch common errors at build time and ensures consistency in tab selection types.
- SF Symbols Enhancements: New animation presets for SF Symbols, such as wiggle, breathe, and rotate effects, along with enhancements to existing presets.
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