Go through a detailed making of a customizable view that displays an animated checkmark in SwiftUI meeting various techniques along the way.
Navigation View Style in SwiftUI
Read about how to change the default navigation view style in SwiftUI using a view modifier, and override the default behavior.
Using the ViewBuilder Attribute to Implement SwiftUI Views in Methods
Meet the ViewBuilder attribute that enables us to create and return SwiftUI views from methods, and read about an additional useful tip.
Displaying Borders in SwiftUI
Displaying borders around views in SwiftUI is easy, and this post shows how to draw borders that are simple, rounded, or have another shape.
Presenting Popovers in SwiftUI
Find out in this quick post how to present a popover in SwiftUI, what’s important to remember, and what you should be expecting from it.
The Redacted View Modifier in SwiftUI
Read about the redacted view modifier in SwiftUI and how to show placeholders while fetching data or displaying sensitive information.
Defining Custom Environment Keys in SwiftUI
Read in this post how to define custom keys in the SwiftUI environment and have values globally accessible throughout the view hierarchy.
Performing Actions On Value Changes In SwiftUI
Read how to observe value changes and trigger additional actions when these happen with the onChange(_:) view modifier in SwiftUI.
Working with the Tab View in SwiftUI
Learn how to create tab bar based applications in SwiftUI with the Tab view, how to deal with tab items, and other interesting details.
Using the @AppStorage Property Wrapper in SwiftUI
Find out in this post about the @AppStorage property wrapper. The modern way to write to user defaults and read from it in SwiftUI based apps.