In SwiftUI, customizing your app’s appearance to align with a specific theme can be a powerful tool for enhancing user experience. However, managing these customizations often involves a burdensome repetition of environment values across various views. In this blog post, we’ll explore how to create custom ShapeStyle implementations that allow you to use your own colors seamlessly throughout your app. This approach simplifies the process by enabling centralized theme management and dynamic color adjustments based on environment values like color schemes and user preferences.

It’s always the same. A new iOS release means there are new APIs available to use in your project. But sometimes you do not have the option to raise the minimum supported iOS version, because this would reduce your user base, even if 50% of the users have already installed the new version just a month later.