I honestly wouldn't copy an existing project. You need to change so many things that it's easier to just start a new project and copy over any code or assets you want to re-use. it's also a great opportunity to re-structure and refactor your project to make it more modern or maintainable. I recently tried to create a new app from an existing one as they shared similar code and structure, but I ended up trashing it because I kept getting errors that files didn't exist, etc.

Are you just looking for documentation, or are you going to write some code? If documentation, just have a read through https://developer.apple.com/documentation/ to get an idea of how it's all structured. You'll probably answer some of your questions just in the first few pages.

This is the way.

That looks like an internal error/warning message from the Apple developers. You should raise it as a bug and supply a minimal project so they can reproduce it.

Ah, yes, that's likely the issue. You can only put one line in the navigation bar title, so adding a newline character looks like it adds the ellipsis. You'll need to trim the attributed string or replace all newlines with blank, so it's only one line?

Same here, so what I do now is to copy my contribution before I submit it, in case it happens - and it happens a lot.

Show us a screenshot of the issue.

Apple. honestly, take a second to translate the text. It says, "Chat service via the BCA Bank WhatsApp application, the official BCA call center WhatsApp number is..." And you think this isn't spam?

Show us some code.

Another paranoid post about being hacked. Pleas explain your actual issue without the paranoia. Show us a screen recording of your Safari app taking you to a "whole other website".

I'm not sure you would need to remove a view. I don't know how SwiftUI uses memory in the background, but views are drawn according to the state of the data. I've never had any memory issues with my SwiftUI apps. So, in your example, the Text view would not be rendered when isVisible is false, and you don't need to do anything to make that happen. You don't need to do the SwiftUI equivalent of removeFromSuperview() (if there is such a thing), so you don't need to do: if(!isVisible) { view.removeFromSuperview() }

"App Store Connect Engineer" - I don't know if you're just a bot auto-replying to posts like these, but they are quite clearly spam, and you should remove the posts and block the poster's account, rather than telling them to post their spam on some different Apple forums. It's beyond embarrassing (for you) to have a random developer point this out to you.

What's your question? Posting code without giving us any clue as to why, is just bonkers.

You can store a boolean in UserDefaults to denote that a user has already been through onboarding. When the app is launched and the data isn't there yet, you should have a screen that shows the data is loading.

"App Store Connect Engineer", your response to messages like these should be to block the author and remove the posts. They are clearly spam.