Thread by @twannl

Many developers are sharing great tips on Twitter for #wwdc23

I've collected all my favorites.

Check them out 👇

Using Swift Macros for Public Initializers. A great example of removing boilerplate code:

https://twitter.com/tiborbodecs/status/1666190406025895937?s=20

A new refactoring mode that you'll love if you're limiting your code to a certain length:

https://twitter.com/StewartLynch/status/1666481161915465728?s=20

Being able to find out the coding key behind a property will be useful to only some of you, but if you need it you'll love it:

https://twitter.com/JoannisOrlandos/status/1666372446453129217?s=20

SwiftData is easily my favorite announcement of this year's #wwdc23. Here's an example of querying items:

https://twitter.com/tundsdev/status/1666462750090862595?s=20

It's not just other developers sharing; I'm also finding out stuff!

The new console is a very welcome addition to Xcode 15:

https://twitter.com/twannl/status/1666523613296746497?s=20

Xcode Organizer has a new distribution flow.

Submitting to TestFlight?

It's just a single click ✨

I'm sure many of you use different logs for errors, warnings, and debug prints.

The new Xcode 15 Console makes it easy to filter on just those types 💪🏼

Here's Xcode 15 new export flow in action for @rocketsim_app

So much simpler!

(for those not using CI 🤓)

@rocketsim_app I love the new Quick Actions menu in Xcode 15

1. Press Shift ⇧ + CMD ⌘ + A
2. Start typing the action you want to perform

It even comes with refactor options for quicker code updates 🚀 twitter.com/i/web/status/1…

@rocketsim_app It's pretty cool what a single new SwiftUI View Modifier can do:

https://twitter.com/ios_dev_alb/status/1666168890517233665?s=20

A smarter autocompletion lets you focus on building things:

https://twitter.com/swiftandtips/status/1666700931021574144

Now the fun part starts, new SwiftUI APIs in action:

https://twitter.com/hiddevdploeg/status/1666827860563357696