#SwiftUI
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Building a Multi-Agent Simulator with SwiftUI: Zero-API-Key AI Social Simulation
Sorcerer is an open-source multi-agent simulator built in SwiftUI that achieves zero-API-key inference by calling the user's logged-in claude, codex, or Ollama CLIs. This article breaks down its engineering decisions: PATH caching, a pure-function rule engine, three-tier knowledge boundaries, streaming JSON parsing, and branch rewinding.
TutorialsSwift 6 Upgrade in Practice: Concurrency Safety Pitfalls and Solutions
A detailed guide to Swift 6 upgrade concurrency safety errors and solutions, covering @MainActor annotations, Sendable protocol, nonisolated usage, and Alamofire compatibility for iOS developers.
TutorialsSwiftUI in Practice: A Complete Tutorial on Building an Item Management App with AI Collaboration
A complete hands-on tutorial on building a SwiftUI item management app through AI collaboration, covering Prompt design techniques, code generation debugging, and state management comparisons.
TutorialsGetting Started with SwiftUI: A Learning Path from Zero to Independently Developing and Publishing an APP
A SwiftUI beginner course by Bilibili creator WinterMeow helps zero-experience learners build and publish iOS apps using AI-assisted development.
TutorialsGetting Started with SwiftUI: Building Your First iOS Habit Tracker App with Qwen and ChatGPT
Hands-on SwiftUI tutorial using Qwen3-Max and ChatGPT to generate an iOS habit tracker app. Covers Xcode setup, AI code generation pitfalls (Combine import issue), and debugging tips for beginners.
TutorialsComplete Guide to SwiftUI Text Modifiers: Font Styling and Layout Control
A systematic guide to commonly used SwiftUI Text Modifiers covering font settings, line limits, text styling, truncation, alignment, scaling, and interaction techniques for iOS developers.