Building an AI Image Recognition App Using Google Gemini and SwiftUI
Previously, we provided a brief introduction to Google Gemini APIs and demonstrated how to build a Q&A application
Simon Ng
Founder of AppCoda. Author of multiple iOS programming books including Beginning iOS Programming with Swift and Mastering SwiftUI. iOS App Developer and Blogger. Follow me at Facebook and Twitter (X).
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Integrating Google Gemini AI with Swift and SwiftUI
At the upcoming WWDC, Apple is expected to announce an on-device large language model (LLM). The next version of the
Using Xcode Previews in UIKit Development
When SwiftUI was first released, one of the great features that piqued my interest was the instant preview function. This
Understanding @FocusState, @FocusedValue and @FocusedObject
In any user interface, focus plays a crucial role in determining which element receives the next input. SwiftUI provides a
How to Build a Barcode Generator Using SwiftUI
I recently received a question from a friend regarding barcode generation using Swift. The CoreImage framework provides convenient built-in APIs
How to Use SwiftData in UIKit Apps
In iOS 17, Apple introduced a new framework called SwiftData to replace the Core Data framework. Earlier, we have written
Working with String Catalogs for App Localization in iOS 17
With the release of Xcode 15, Apple introduced an exciting feature called String Catalogs. This feature aims to streamline the
Using SwiftData with Preview in SwiftUI
In the earlier tutorial, I have walked you through the basics of SwiftData, a new framework introduced in iOS 17
Customizing Toolbar and Navigation Bar in SwiftUI
The Toolbar API has been available for a considerable period, having been introduced with the release of iOS 14. It
Using SymbolEffect to Animate SF Symbols in iOS 17
When it comes to designing visually appealing and intuitive user interfaces in iOS development, SF Symbols are an invaluable asset.
Mastering SwiftUI for iOS 17 and Xcode 15 is now Released
As you know, Apple is set to release the official version of iOS 17 and Xcode 15 later this month.
Creating Tooltips with the new TipKit Framework
It’s always important to make your app as intuitive as possible. However, for some features, it may be helpful