Write modern Swift and SwiftUI code the way Swift 6 actually wants it written -- value types by default, structured concurrency, and generics that don't fight the type checker.
Covers Swift 6's stricter rules as the default, not Swift 4/5 habits: value types over classes by default, actor isolation and Sendable conformance for concurrency, @MainActor discipline for UI code, and SwiftUI state-ownership and performance patterns (@Observable over the older StateObject/ObservedObject trio, ForEach identity pitfalls). The catalog's only iOS-adjacent skill, iOS Simulator Automation ($9.99), automates simulator-based testing -- it does not cover writing Swift or SwiftUI code itself, so this is genuinely the first native-development skill in the catalog. Modeled on write-swift (emilkowalski/skills), trending on skills.sh this week at 1.7K installs. Priced to match Development & Code's existing framework-auditor tier (Next.js & React Best-Practices Auditor, $19).
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