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It seems like you're interested in techniques related to CollectionView. At WWDC 2024, there were several sessions that touched on related topics, particularly in the context of UIKit and SwiftUI.

  1. UIKit Enhancements: In the session titled "What’s new in UIKit," there were improvements to UI collection view list sections. The list environment trait was introduced, which helps in styling cells appropriately without needing to know the list style when configuring a cell. This is particularly useful for adapting the UI to different contexts, such as portrait and landscape modes. You can find more details in the List improvements section.

  2. SwiftUI Containers: The session "Demystify SwiftUI containers" discussed how SwiftUI supports flexible composition of views, including lists and sections. This session explored how to use ForEach and Section views to create dynamic and organized collections of data. This is particularly useful for creating complex UI structures with SwiftUI. You can learn more about this in the Composition and Sections sections.

These sessions provide insights into how you can leverage both UIKit and SwiftUI to create sophisticated and adaptable collection views in your applications.

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