Although the SwiftUI changes this year are a little smaller…

Although the SwiftUI changes this year are a little smaller than we're used to, this year's SwiftUI update resolves a handful of common complaints folks hit when building – things that would pretty much always require us to drop down to UIKit can now be done natively, which is great.
This year the two biggest changes are:

How to embed web content using WebView
How to use rich-text editing with TextView and AttributedString

But in talking to developers, it's been interesting to see how smaller features are often more popular, usually because they finally resolve long-standing annoyances with SwiftUI:

How to add list section index labels
How to give label icons a fixed width
How to automatically add appropriate padding for the current scene
The @Animatable macro makes it easier to animate views, modifiers, and more
The openURL action has been extended to support an in-app browser

Once again we got a fantastic update from SF Symbols – the new draw on animations are thoroughly beautiul, particularly when used with things like checkboxes.
And there's also a bundle of updates specifically aimed at Apple's new liquid glass user interface, including:

How to make a TabView minimize on scroll
How to add a TabView accessory
[How to adjust the scroll edge effect for ScrollView and List](/quic...

https://www.hackingwithswift.com/articles/278/whats-new-in-swiftui-for-ios-26

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