I know this is gonna sound wild, but does anyone know where I can get the syntax highlighting/xcode theme that Apple is using in these demonstrations? Maybe it’s just me, but the classic light color doesn’t seem like it has the same colors they’re using. I think I like the colors in the videos more.
Do you think iOS development is still requested? I’m seeing a lot of people/companies asking for cross platform frameworks (like Flutter a lot), also the app market in general seems a bit saturated, or am I wrong? I’m asking as iOS developer.
I think there are plenty of opportunities. That said, software development as a whole has been tough the past year or two. This also depends on your location. It's different all around the world so tough to answer.
i never understood why are the new sf symbols iOS 18? i mean i understand that some of the complex features are iOS 18 but the new SF Symbols icons ???
Because they're simply not included on older iOS versions? At some point you add something new, and everything going forward can use that. But you can't use features from the future in older versions
@@anianii yeah but for example they back-ported complex stuff to iOS13 like the new concurrency features async/await, actors, structured concurrency, async sequences, and more but they can't back port some sf symbols ?
@@Spacer-l3j They were able to back port that stuff because they are part of the assembly instructions that can run on anything. They didn't make any changes to iOS 13, instead they changed the compiler. The issue with SF Symbols is that they don't exist in the compiled binary because there are no assembly instructions. SF Symbols are part of iOS itself and not part of the app that uses them. The app simply tells the system to load a symbol with a specific name, and if the system doesn't have that symbol it can't load anything.
This exists on iPhone too, but this update is specifically for developers 😅. Previously it wasn’t as easy to accomplish, but with this update, it is. Something tells me you’re in the wrong place youngin
I've been an Android developer since Android 7, I've never seen this animation as part of the Android SDK, if u wanted this you write it from scratch, iOS was the first to introduce this animation on the Home Screen so when you open apps they pop out of their icon and when you close them they go back to where the icon was, thanks to the simplified gesture navigation that iOS introduced with iPhone X, which Android copied later when they removed the navigation buttons. If you talking about shared element transition, where you can have an element jump from one page to another as you navigate, that's a different thing and that has been on iOS too.
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zoom transition is 🔥, already using it
Lottie no need to use for animations right?
I know this is gonna sound wild, but does anyone know where I can get the syntax highlighting/xcode theme that Apple is using in these demonstrations?
Maybe it’s just me, but the classic light color doesn’t seem like it has the same colors they’re using. I think I like the colors in the videos more.
They must have some demo in attached to their video
Can't wait to use these features in 2-3 years.
Do you think iOS development is still requested?
I’m seeing a lot of people/companies asking for cross platform frameworks (like Flutter a lot), also the app market in general seems a bit saturated, or am I wrong?
I’m asking as iOS developer.
I think there are plenty of opportunities. That said, software development as a whole has been tough the past year or two. This also depends on your location. It's different all around the world so tough to answer.
Thank you for the answer! And for all the content you make ❤
i never understood why are the new sf symbols iOS 18? i mean i understand that some of the complex features are iOS 18 but the new SF Symbols icons ???
Because they're simply not included on older iOS versions? At some point you add something new, and everything going forward can use that. But you can't use features from the future in older versions
@@anianii yeah but for example they back-ported complex stuff to iOS13 like the new concurrency features async/await, actors, structured concurrency, async sequences, and more but they can't back port some sf symbols ?
@@Spacer-l3j They were able to back port that stuff because they are part of the assembly instructions that can run on anything. They didn't make any changes to iOS 13, instead they changed the compiler.
The issue with SF Symbols is that they don't exist in the compiled binary because there are no assembly instructions. SF Symbols are part of iOS itself and not part of the app that uses them. The app simply tells the system to load a symbol with a specific name, and if the system doesn't have that symbol it can't load anything.
Thank you for sharing!
No worries!
This is so cool!
Great video!
Thanks!
Cool feature 👏
Thank you.
You're welcome!
I cant believe we are at a point where we are cheering small little gimmicks from Apple. Yet here we are.
Enjoy android 5 features like push through zoom on 2024😅
Enjoy Android :)
This exists on iPhone too, but this update is specifically for developers 😅.
Previously it wasn’t as easy to accomplish, but with this update, it is.
Something tells me you’re in the wrong place youngin
@@seanallen I am an iOS developer, just found funny how systems “merging” year by year. Sometimes even small features like that🙃
I've been an Android developer since Android 7, I've never seen this animation as part of the Android SDK, if u wanted this you write it from scratch, iOS was the first to introduce this animation on the Home Screen so when you open apps they pop out of their icon and when you close them they go back to where the icon was, thanks to the simplified gesture navigation that iOS introduced with iPhone X, which Android copied later when they removed the navigation buttons.
If you talking about shared element transition, where you can have an element jump from one page to another as you navigate, that's a different thing and that has been on iOS too.
first lol