Some of the WWDC21 features I really liked so far: Xcode - T | Readaggregator - iOS, Swift, Apple, Programming, Mobile

Some of the WWDC21 features I really liked so far:

Xcode
- The Network template now includes a new Instrument for capturing and analyzing HTTP traffic
- You can now create, review, and merge pull requests using Xcode’s source control features, when signed into a GitHub or Bitbucket Server account
- Swift syntax highlighting in Xcode 13 is immediate and flicker free, both while editing and navigating between files.
- New refactorings help migrate to async code. “Convert Call to Async Alternative” is available on calls that take a completion handler as their last argument
- XCTest now supports test repetition
- Xcode Cloud. Remember Buddybuild?

UI
- Keyboard layout guide
- Native APIs for async image decoding and thumbnailing of images!
- Native bottom sheet?
- UIButton fully supports multiple lines of text

Foundation
- (NS)AttributedString supports Markdown now

SwiftUI
- AsyncImage - a view that asynchronously loads and displays an image
- Finally is able to hide separators between rows
- Custom swipe actions to a row in a list
- AttributedString in SwiftUI
- Pull-to-refresh

AppStore
- Try different app icons, screenshots, and app previews on your default App Store product page and compare their performance to understand what users like most. A/B
- Create additional versions of your product page to showcase different features or content, each with a unique URL

iOS
- iOS 15 brings back the magnifying glass for accurate text selection…
- Apple hasn’t dropped a device from an iOS release since iOS 13 in 2019
- Focus and notifications
- Safari Web Extensions are now available on all Apple devices that support Safari.
- Starting in iOS 15, drag and drop on iPhone is enabled by default.

MacOS
- TestFlight for Mac
- The power of Shortcuts is coming to macOS

and more!

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