How the state management in iOS 17 changed?
Asked on 08/06/2024
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The context provided does not include specific details about changes to state management in iOS 17. However, there are several updates and new features in iOS 18 that might be of interest. For example, there are improvements in UIKit and SwiftUI integration, new APIs for better app hierarchy description, and enhancements in privacy and device management.
If you are interested in state management changes in iOS 18, you might want to look into the following sessions:
- What’s new in UIKit - This session covers new key features and UI improvements in UIKit, which could include state management enhancements.
- Platforms State of the Union - This session provides an overview of new capabilities in iOS, including APIs and customization options that might impact state management.
For more specific details, you might need to refer to the developer documentation or watch the full sessions.
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