How can I observe the colorScheme from a plain object?
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To observe the colorScheme from a plain object, you would typically use the system's preferred color scheme, which can be light or dark. This is often used in adaptive designs, such as with MapKit JS maps, to ensure that the visual elements of your app or website adapt to the user's preferred color scheme.
In the context of WWDC, the session titled "Unlock the power of places with MapKit" discusses how the system's preferred color scheme can be used to make adaptive MapKit JS maps. This allows for a consistent user experience across different lighting conditions and user preferences.
For more detailed information on how to implement this, you might want to explore the session on MapKit, particularly the section on displaying place details, which starts at 06:12.
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