Total 55,428 skills, Mobile Development has 1689 skills
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Master UIKit for iOS app development - views, view controllers, Auto Layout, table/collection views
Guide to using Ionic Framework components for beautiful native-looking Capacitor apps. Covers component usage, theming, platform-specific styling, and best practices for mobile UI. Use this skill when users need help with Ionic components or mobile UI design.
Learn how to customize the Flutter Markdown widget using Material 3 text and color styles for a visually appealing and consistent design.
This skill should be used when working with NWConnection patterns for iOS 12-25, supporting apps that can't use async/await yet, or maintaining backward compatibility with completion handler networking.
Use when implementing internationalization (i18n), String Catalogs, pluralization, or right-to-left layout support. Covers modern localization workflows with Xcode String Catalogs and LocalizedStringKey patterns.
Automatically discover mobile development skills when working with iOS, Android, Swift, SwiftUI, React Native, mobile development, SwiftData, or app development. Activates for mobile development tasks.
Flutter cross-platform UI toolkit with Dart. Use for mobile/web/desktop.
Best practices for React Native and Expo applications. Covers list performance, animations with Reanimated, navigation, UI patterns, and monorepo configuration. Use when building, reviewing, or optimizing React Native / Expo apps.
Use when researching or implementing anything related to Apple platforms (iOS, iPadOS, macOS, watchOS, tvOS, visionOS), Swift/Objective-C APIs, Apple frameworks, WWDC sessions, or Apple Developer Documentation. Triggers include: "find Apple's docs", "latest API guidance", "WWDC session", "platform availability", "SwiftUI/UIKit/AppKit/Combine/AVFoundation/etc.", or any Apple SDK coding question where authoritative docs are needed. Always use the apple-docs MCP tools for discovery and citations instead of general web search.
Patterns for sharing code between macOS and iOS in SwiftUI apps. Covers project structure (70% shared / 15% macOS / 15% iOS), platform abstraction via protocols and #if os() conditional compilation, adaptive navigation (NavigationSplitView on Mac/iPad → NavigationStack on iPhone), shared components with platform styling, iOS-specific extensions (custom keyboard extension, interactive widgets, share extension, action extension, Control Center widget, lock screen widget), App Groups for data sharing with extensions, CloudKit sync monitoring, JSON export/import, schema versioning and migration, URL scheme deep linking, and the full macOS→iOS migration checklist. Use when building apps that target both macOS and iOS, when adding iOS support to a macOS app, when building widgets or keyboard extensions, or when setting up iCloud sync with SwiftData.
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Xcode MCP setup — enable mcpbridge, per-client config, permission handling, multi-Xcode targeting, troubleshooting