SwiftUI
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SwiftUI Grids in iOS 13
Read how to create a collection view that will be working in iOS 13 using SwiftUI, without using the tools available to make grids in iOS 14+.
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Creating Grids in SwiftUI
Read and learn in this post how to create vertical and horizontal grids in SwiftUI, as well as how to combine them for great visual results.
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Drop Shadow in SwiftUI
Read about how to drop shadow on any view in SwiftUI, and discover a couple of practical and useful tricks when applying shadows to buttons.
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Blur Effect in SwiftUI
Applying blur effect in SwiftUI is a super-easy task, and this post showcases how to do so, as well as how to change blur amount on the fly.
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Quick Tip – Detecting Color Scheme in SwiftUI
Light or dark mode? Learn how to detect the current color scheme in SwiftUI and update your interface accordingly when necessary.
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TextEditor in SwiftUI
Starting in iOS 14, SwiftUI provides its own text view called TextEditor. Find out how to use it and get around specific peculiarities easily.
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Ignoring Safe Area in SwiftUI
It’s quite often necessary to expand views beyond the safe area limits, and this quick post shows how to easily ignore safe area in SwiftUI.
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Navigating Among SwiftUI Views
Meet a technique that lets you navigate and switch among SwiftUI views of the same hierarchy level when not using a navigation or tab view.
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Setting Background Color in SwiftUI Views
Applying a background color in SwiftUI views is something simple, but not so obvious if coming from UIKit. Learn here how to achieve that.
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Using Segmented Control in SwiftUI
Implementing a segmented control in SwiftUI is an easy task, and here you will learn how to do so properly, plus you will get a bonus tip.