Latest posts tagged with #mapkit on Bluesky
Okay, there was supposed to be something about #architecture, but today I was absorbed by the #GeoJSON editor. 🗺️
The most difficult thing about programming? Resisting the urge to implement new ideas! 😅
I love #code! 👨💻
#BuildInPublic #DevDiary #SwiftUI #MapKit #Apple #Swift
#apps #map #mapkit #kiosk #ipad
MapKiosk 2.2 for Mac and iPad are available. You can deploy kiosks for map navigation (great for tourism agencies, city halls and more)
www.xproline.io/mapkiosk
Coffee shop coding this morning. Experimenting with ways to highlight when you tap on a waypoint on the map.
#indiedev #mapkit #swiftUI
Oh, the onTapGesture(count: 2) doesn't work either. Looks like double click to zoom and option doubled click to zoom out are now part of mapkit.
The gestures are ignored. #mapkit
Did a bit of work this morning on Hike Maker. Finally got it working to allow you to move the end of an a to b route to a nearby point of interest. In this example I move the end point to the nearest cafe
#indiedev #swiftui #mapkit
I’m doing some experimenting in Hike Maker. I have to say the amount of caching that MapKit does is phenomenal. This is with airplane mode on, to simulate having no signal while out on a walk…
🤯🗺️📍
#walking #mapkit #swiftui
Hmm. The MapPitchToggle (to switch between 2D and 3D) is not working for me on iOS 26.
#ios26 #indiedev #mapkit
Two side by side screen shot excerpts. They show the controls at the right hand side of Apple Maps. On iOS26 the location arrow and 3D buttons are tinted blue and black respectively. In the ios18 one, they are all orange.
Hmmm. On iOS26, MapUserLocationButton and MapPitchToggle have lost their tint in my app.
#iOS26 #SwiftUI #MapKit #indiedev
#mapkit question: does anyone know what these annotations are called? the small dots that turn into balloon markers when you tap them? [screenshots 1, 2]
I’m working on a little app [3] that shows me the NYC restaurant inspection grade and I’m struggling with […]
[Original post on hachyderm.io]
One of the things I've been waiting for in iOS26 is that cycling is now supported in Mapkit for directions (i.e. transportType = .cycling). So, I can now update Hike Maker to generate a cycle route. Might need to change the name though... 😀
#iOS26 #indiedev #MapKit #cycling
#apps #map #mapkit #macOS #kiosk #location
Introducing MapKiosk 2.0, the easiest way to create custom maps for public kiosks. Completely rebuilt from the ground up for performance and a seamless user experience, now with advanced features like pin management and more.
www.xproline.io/mapkiosk
@available(iOS 14.0, *) public static var cycling: MKDirectionsTransportType { get }
Cycling directions exposed in the #MapKit API at long last.
I really got nothing 🫤
How is it possible to ship no update at all?
My feedback are about existing #MapKit APIs, no new features. I know it's prioritised based on demand, but I thought bringing a little bit more #UIKit to #SwiftUI would be faster...
🤞🏻 next year!
#WWDC25
Find out about all the fabulous fresh features in #MapKit! Full session featuring yours truly finally live! #WWDC25 developer.apple.com/videos/play/...
Some nice geocoding additions to #MapKit! #WWDC25
New framework: GeoToolbox
New types: MKGeocodingRequest, MKReverseGeocodingRequest, MKAddress, MKAddressRepresentations
Documentation: developer.apple.com/documentatio...
As a #MapKit enthusiast, I'm thrilled that there are new tools for Maps! 🗺️✨
#iOS26 #WWDC25 #beta #AppleEvent
#Xcode just autocompleted a `CLLocationCoordinate2D` for…some random spot in #Portland? Curious.
#swift #swiftlang #mapkit #devtools #ai #vibecoding
The solution: simultaneousGesture + SpatialTapGesture to get the tap event location. Wonderful 🤩
#SwiftUI #MapKit
I'm trying to detect the tap location on a #SwiftUI Map.
If I add an onTapGesture, it works 👌🏻 but I lose the "double tap to zoom" native behaviour 🫤
Anyone knows a way to not override this default gesture? I would ideally prefer not having to use an UIViewRepresentable if possible.
#MapKit #UIKit
Thanks to the help of a few Playdate friends, I was able to get the core map navigation experience in #Alidade significantly improved! It now uses a #MapKit view with custom tile overlays. Feels wrong, yet so right lol
#iosdev #macdev #minecraft #maps #swiftui
Jour 78 de #100DaysOfSwiftUI de @twostraws.bsky.social ✅
On ajoute une feature à l'application développée le jour précédent en ajoutant MapKit pour insérer la position du user 1/2
#iOS18 #xcode #swiftlang #SwiftUI #Mapkit
Any #MapKit engineers out there? I submitted the issue over two months ago but haven’t received any feedback yet. I'd appreciate any help or insights.
Jour 73 de #100DaysOfSwiftUI de @twostraws.bsky.social ✅ Wrap up du projet BucketList, comme d'habitude un petit quiz de 12 questions et des petits challenges.
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#iOS18 #xcode #swiftlang #SwiftUI #MapKit #faceid
Jour 71 de #100DaysOfSwiftUI de @twostraws.bsky.social ✅
On continue le projet BucketList, je découvre qu'on peut additionner des Text() pour n'en former qu'un au lieu de mettre une HStack
On intègre également un call à l'API @wikipedia.bsky.social
#iOS18 #xcode #swiftlang #SwiftUI #MapKit #FaceID
Jour 70 de #100DaysOfSwiftUI de @twostraws.bsky.social ✅
On commence le projet BucketList, on intègre une map et on ajoute des annotations.
Le long press ne semble pas fonctionner donc j'ai mis un TapGesture à la place.
#iOS18 #xcode #swiftlang #SwiftUI #MapKit #FaceID
Jour 69 de #100DaysOfSwiftUI de @twostraws.bsky.social ✅
On découvre MapKit avec SwiftUI avec Map(), MapReader(), Marker() et Annotation() views.
On découvre également comment utiliser FaceID/TouchID avec LocalAuthentication
#iOS18 #xcode #swiftlang #SwiftUI #MapKit #FaceID
Jour 68 de #100DaysOfSwiftUI de @twostraws.bsky.social ✅
Nouveau projet BucketList, pour le moment on apprend un peu de théorie avec de passer à la vraie pratique.
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#iOS18 #xcode #swiftlang #SwiftUI #MapKit
It still feels strange. First I build the Map using #SwiftUI’s #MapKit starting from iOS 16, then migrate to the new Map for iOS 17 users and up. This migration already opened up a lot of neat features and modifiers.
A while ago I shared some of my findings with #MapKit when developing #WaterMapper. Gather I shared them on Twitter, so I want to port them to here.
Screenshot of an ‘Edit Person’ interface on a mobile app. The header contains a navigation bar with ‘Discard’ on the left, ‘Edit Person’ in the center, and ‘Save’ on the right. Below, there is a circular profile picture showing a close-up of a yellow flower among green plants. Beneath the profile picture are text fields labeled ‘Name’ (left blank) and ‘Few words about,’ with the word ‘Meet’ and the date ‘9 Jan 2025’ filled in. Below this, there is a section titled ‘Set to current location,’ showing a map with a red pin labeled ‘We met here!’ The location is near Dundee, Scotland, with surrounding cities like Perth, Livingston, and Dunfermline marked. At the bottom of the map is the Apple Maps logo and legal notice.
Screenshot of an ‘Edit Person’ interface on a mobile app. The header contains a navigation bar with ‘Discard’ on the left, ‘Edit Person’ in the center, and ‘Save’ on the right. Below, there is a circular profile picture of a man with short dark hair and a slight smile. Beneath the profile picture are text fields labeled ‘Name’ (filled with ‘Mark’) and ‘Few words about’ (left blank). The field below is prefilled with ‘Meet’ and the date ‘9 Jan 2025.’ Below this section is a map showing the location of ‘Mark,’ marked with a circular profile image and his name. The map features nearby streets, with the Apple Maps logo and legal notice at the bottom left. In right bottom corner there is circular button with arrow icon.
I reworked the #MapKit view in edit form. It looks a ton better! Usually I'm not happy with my designs, but this time I believe I did something really good. First of all, I stopped using stock markers and added user content to the map.
