Everything new in swiftui

At WWDC, Apple introduced several exciting updates to SwiftUI. Here are some of the key highlights:

1. New Graphics Capabilities: SwiftUI now allows you to mix colors beautifully with a new mix modifier on color. Custom shaders can be precompiled to avoid frame drops caused by lazy shader compilation. What’s new in SwiftUI

2. Scroll View Enhancements: There are new APIs for fine-grained control over scroll views, including reacting to changes in content and offsets, and detecting when a view's visibility changes due to scrolling. What’s new in SwiftUI

3. Text and Selection Management: SwiftUI now offers programmatic access to text selection within text editing controls, allowing for features like suggested rhymes or text suggestions. What’s new in SwiftUI

4. Swift 6 Language Mode: The new Swift 6 language mode enables compile-time data race safety, and SwiftUI has improved its APIs to make it easier to adopt this new language mode. What’s new in SwiftUI

5. Improved Interoperability: Significant improvements have been made to the integration of gestures and animations between SwiftUI and UIKit/AppKit. What’s new in SwiftUI

6. Performance Improvements: There are major performance improvements, especially in lists and scrolling, with lists on macOS loading and updating significantly faster. What’s new in SwiftUI

7. 3D Charts and Web APIs: New support for 3D charts and enhanced web APIs, including a new declarative webview component for SwiftUI. Platforms State of the Union

These updates make SwiftUI more powerful and flexible, allowing developers to create more immersive and performant applications across all Apple platforms.