what new swiftui api was introduced?
Asked on 06/19/2025
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At WWDC, Apple introduced several new SwiftUI APIs. Some of the notable additions include:
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WebView: A new SwiftUI view for displaying web content, powered by WebKit. This allows apps to show URLs and interact with web pages directly within SwiftUI.
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3D Charts: Support for 3D charts has been added, allowing for more dynamic data visualization.
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Rich Text Editing: New capabilities for rich text editing have been introduced, enhancing text handling within SwiftUI apps.
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Scrolling Enhancements: New APIs provide fine-grained control over scroll views, including the ability to detect changes in view visibility due to scrolling and programmatically control scroll positions.
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RealityKit Integration: Enhanced integration with RealityKit, including observable RealityKit entities and improved coordinate conversion APIs.
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Custom Containers and Mesh Gradients: New custom container APIs and mesh gradients for more advanced UI designs.
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Swift 6 Language Mode: Improvements to make it easier to adopt the new Swift 6 language mode, including compile-time data race safety.
For more detailed information, you can refer to the session "What’s new in SwiftUI (20:04)" which covers the expanded features in SwiftUI views.
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