
Creating a Line Chart Using SwiftUI Charts API
The Charts framework is one of my favourite features for the new version of SwiftUI in iOS 16. Prior to
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The Charts framework is one of my favourite features for the new version of SwiftUI in iOS 16. Prior to
Last year, iOS 15 came with a very useful feature known as Live Text. You may have heard of the
In iOS 15, Apple unveiled the UISheetPresentationController class for displaying an expandable bottom sheet in iOS apps. At the time,
Earlier this week, Apple kicked off WWDC 22. The SwiftUI framework continues to be one of the main focuses of
With the advent of machine learning and artificial intelligence, the iOS SDK already comes with a number of frameworks for
From time to time, we received questions about how to create confetti animations. Undoubtedly, you can build the animation from
A few years ago, I wrote a tutorial about the Lottie library. A reader asked if he could use the
Other than all the big features such as AsyncImage and searchable, the iOS 15 SDK also introduced some minor improvements
This intermediate book (over 950 pages) uses a problem-solution approach to teach you Swift programming and covers some of the
In WWDC 21, one of the announcements that caught my attention was the massive changes of Swift Playgrounds. Not only
We’ve just released an update for our SwiftUI book – Mastering SwiftUI. All the content including screenshots and source code
By using a combination of SwiftUI and WidgetKit, you can increase the visibility of your app’s content and enhance