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In this SwiftUI tutorial, I add a searchable search bar to an existing SwiftUI list with pagination and things get tricky fast. You'll learn how to debounce network requests so you're not hammering your API on every keystroke, how to reset pagination when the search query changes, and how to prevent duplicate or stale fetches when multiple async tasks compete with each other.

Learn how HTTP caching works in real world applications using `Cache-Control` headers and ETags. In this video, Mohammad Azam explains how servers manage caching behavior to improve performance, reduce unnecessary network requests, and optimize API responses.

A quick tip on how to use cubic-bezier curves to animate in SwiftUI.

MLX is Apple's machine learning framework for Apple Silicon – but how does it compare to Core ML and Foundation Models? Adrien Grondin explains fine-tuning, memory constraints, small language models (SLMs), and building SwiftUI apps with on-device AI. Plus: battery consumption, latency, and WWDC expectations.

Understand how Swift Result Builders work under the hood. The real power behind ViewBuilder, @resultBuilder, and custom DSLs.

Not all AI coding tools are equal for iOS development. This video compares Bitrig, Codex, and Cursor when building SwiftUI apps that tap into Apple Intelligence, Foundation Models Framework, on-device vision, and speech-to-text. See which model-tool combination actually delivers production-ready Swift code.

What if AI agents could read 90,000+ Apple documentation pages offline? Cupertino is a local MCP (Model Context Protocol) server that makes this real. Senior iOS architect Mihaela explains the architecture, client-server communication, and why local-first AI tooling changes iOS development workflows.

Stop fetching everything at once. Learn production‑ready infinite scrolling in SwiftUI: pagination from REST APIs, scroll position detection (iOS 18's onScrollGeometryChange vs onAppear), a reusable "near bottom" modifier, enum state machine for loading states, and fixing AsyncImage cell jumping. Zero hitches with Instruments.

Actors, isolation, Sendable — Swift Concurrency is powerful but not always intuitive. Matt Massicotte joins to explain the real trade‑off between correctness and performance, how static isolation differs from dynamic isolation, and what actually changes when you migrate to Swift 6.

In this tutorial, I build a scalable networking layer for a SwiftUI e-commerce app using the DummyJSON API.