As AI-assisted coding increases in popularity, here are a handful of things I would suggest you look out for – and what to replace them with instead.

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A practical guide identifying common issues in AI-generated Swift and SwiftUI code, including deprecated APIs like foregroundColor() and NavigationView, accessibility problems with onTapGesture() instead of buttons, overuse of GeometryReader, and outdated concurrency patterns. Provides modern replacements for each issue, such as using @Observable instead of ObservableObject, navigationDestination() over NavigationLink, and Task.sleep(for:) instead of the nanoseconds variant.

What to fix in AI-generated Swift code