That's not a question for developers forum, more for assistance on product (as you have filed a bug report already). Post here: https://discussions.apple.com/welcome And please, be kind to edit your text, splitting in several paragraphs to make it readable. Seeing such a compact block of text just discourages to read beyond second line.

Hard to answer your question. But this speech by Steve Jobs can be very inspiring: https://news.stanford.edu/stories/2005/06/youve-got-find-love-jobs-says Work with passion and go in depth on what you do. Find what you love and love what you do. I would also advise to have interest in arts (Music, painting, sculpture, calligraphy… or maths that I consider as an art) and develop your skills there: arts are a school for learning perfection, especially for design. But don't drop from college. Wish you the best.

Let's take care that the assistant does not intend to become the boss. 😉

You don't show the code, so hard to say. A good series of books can be found on Apple's pathways: https://developer.apple.com/pathways/ There is full section for SwiftUI and much more.

I may be missing something. Wouldn't aString.contains("□") do the job ?

Não é uma questão de desenvolvimento, mas de utilização. Deve colocá-la no fórum de utilizadores: https://discussions.apple.com/welcome It's not a question of development but of usage. You should ask it on the users forum: https://discussions.apple.com/welcome

Just an idea, but I didn't try yet. create a Bool stat var userTyped in insert, test for userTyped Each time you set text programmatically, userTyped = false add a modifier to the TextField TextField(/* parameters*/) .onKeyPress(action: {keyPress in userTyped = true }) Please tell if it works.

I tested on iOS 18.6.2, with no issue. Which iOS version do you use ? I Swiped to the right, to the left over the sea, up, down, without any problem. Could you tell: what map setting precisely iOS version

My guess is that you have to wait for a few hours until everything is in place. Ink is not dried yet. Message states: So maybe there is an RC2 already in the pipe (that happens sometimes, like 16.3 and thus this RC1 is no more the latest ?

AFAIK, version numbers must be increasing numbers (alphabetical) So not sure you can now create 3.4.71

You're right, it is hardly readable on Mac in dark mode (OK on iOS). Could this provide a work around ? https://www.theswift.dev/posts/swiftui-alert-with-styled-buttons But may be worth a bug report.

That's not a question for developers forum. You'd better post on Apple support community: https://discussions.apple.com/welcome And remember, that's a beta, so not necessarily optimised. Wait for the official release to check if the problem still there.

Welcome to the forum. AFAIK, there is no way to prevent users (who may have bought the app) from using. If you have included a link to your website in the app, that's the place to inform users that app is discontinued and may not work properly.

Am I unable to upload a new build with changes to testflight before I resubmit those changes? Yes, you can upload a new build. But I accidentally removed the app for review, so I cannot respond to the changes they asked. What do I do now? That can effectively cause problems and block many processes. You may have to call support to try to clean it.

it says "Cannot find type 'TelephonyConversationManager' in scope" and similar, despite importing LiveCommunicationKit. Could you show the code where you call and how you call. I tested this which compiles: import LiveCommunicationKit override func viewDidLoad() { super.viewDidLoad() if #available(iOS 26.0, *) { let manager = TelephonyConversationManager.sharedInstance } else { // Fallback on earlier versions } // … }