WWDC25 Highlights: Key Updates Every iOS Developer Should Know

Welcome to the 38th edition of Appcircle Circle!

This week, we’re diving into the most important updates from WWDC25 with a focus on what they mean for developers, through our latest blog series.

WWDC 25: Build a SwiftUI App with the New Design

WWDC25 gave SwiftUI a major spotlight—with technical upgrades and a stunning new Liquid Glass Design. In this blog, we explore how SwiftUI adapts to the new visual language through app structure, toolbars, search, controls, and custom effects. Discover how to build next-gen SwiftUI apps with Liquid Glass!

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WWDC25: Keynote Summary for Developers — iOS 26

Apple’s WWDC25 keynote delivered some of the biggest platform shifts in years—and developers are at the center of it all. In this blog, we highlight what developers need to know: the Liquid Glass UI, Apple Intelligence powered by Foundation Models, real-time screenshot interaction, and powerful new tools like Hold Assist and CarPlay widgets. The OS is evolving—and so should your app. Discover what iOS 26 means for developers and how to get ready.

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WWDC 25: What’s New in SwiftUI

SwiftUI just had its biggest evolution yet at WWDC25. From the stunning Liquid Glass design to major performance boosts, rich text editing, WebKit support, and tighter RealityKit integration — SwiftUI is now more powerful and production-ready than ever. Discover how to build faster, more immersive apps with the latest SwiftUI updates.

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WWDC25: Build a UIKit App with the New Liquid Glass Design

UIKit just got a visual upgrade — and it’s stunning. With WWDC25, Apple introduced the Liquid Glass design to UIKit, enabling developers to create translucent, animated interfaces with just a few lines of code. From floating toolbars to scroll-sensitive tab bars and customizable blur effects, UIKit is now more modern, flexible, and developer-friendly. Discover how to bring Liquid Glass to life in your UIKit apps.

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