This has been asked before! I'm also curious...

This is a great idea, and especially helpful for those of us in different time zones!

Thanks for the heads-up! I'm not quite there on my journey yet, but love finding out about visionOS workshops generally. Still working my way through the "Create immersive media experiences..." videos.

The M1 Macs were a turning point, for sure!

Cheers for the link, though... There's some fascinating kit in there! 🪰

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This is an impressive analysis, after such a short demo. Nice work!!

Good memories! The artwork might have been less obscured on your copies though...

As predicted, the last challenge was a rabbit hole! Looking forward to having all these concepts make so much sense that my code doesn't become so convoluted.

Sounds like a useful talk! Would love to hear more about this.

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Well, that's the accessibility section enjoyed and done! The challenges of the next two days might be a bit less straightforward, but let's see!

Also, ¾ done with 100 Days of SwiftUI! 🎉

As I'd gone completely off-piste with the Guess the Flag project and couldn't test VoiceOver properly in the visionOS simulator, I instead modified the sample code for the iOS app from the GitHub repository.

Turns out it's not that hard to improve the accessibility of basic apps. It was gratifying to revisit some previous tutorial projects and make them work better with VoiceOver!

Really looking forward to seeing how accessibility is built into visionOS, as I expect all the .modifiers work there too.

There's a lot of amazing functionality built into iOS and Swift, and as usual it's easy to get something working quickly. Nevertheless I can appreciate that accessibility may be non-trivial to implement with more complex apps, and really needs thinking about from the beginning.