Mastering GroupBox in SwiftUI A Groupbox is a stylized SwiftUI view with an optional label that is associated with a logical grouping of content. In this post, Majid Jabrayilov runs through the basics of using this view type and shows us how we can apply custom styles. #swiftui
Mastering transitions in SwiftUI In this post, Pavel Zak shows us how to implement custom animation transitions in SwiftUI. As Pavel says, transitions play a vital role in the user experience of an app, and the examples he provides are great starting points for implementing our own transitions. #swiftui #animation #transition
Transactions in SwiftUI SwiftUI's Transaction type provides the context of the current state-processing update. In this post, Majid Jabrayilov shows us how we can use the transaction that accompanies every state change to override state-related view animations. #swiftui #animation
UIKit or SwiftUI: what to use in production? How ready is SwiftUI for use in large production apps? In this post, Alexey Naumov considers this question and shows us how to structure a project with a UI layer that can be easily detached and replaced. #swiftui #uikit
Importing interactive UIKit views into SwiftUI One of SwiftUI's strengths is that it works with existing Apple UI frameworks such as UIKit. This enables us to reuse our existing UIKit components when introducing SwiftUI into a project. In this post, John Sundell shows us how to bring a UIKit-based view into a SwiftUI view hierarchy. #swiftui #uikit
Encapsulating SwiftUI view styles When working with UI frameworks such as SwiftUI, it's desirable to separate the structure of our view components from the styles applied to them. In this post, John Sundell looks at several tools and techniques that we can use to do exactly that when creating custom SwiftUI views. #swiftui #encapsulation
Apple’s use of Swift and SwiftUI in iOS 14 Since 2015, Alexandre Colucci has analyzed each iOS release to measure how many system applications were using Swift. In this post, Alexandre Colucci shows us how Apple's use of Swift has evolved with iOS 14 and also extends his analysis to measure how many built-in apps use SwiftUI. #ios14 #swiftui
Handling Undo & Redo in SwiftUI The UndoManager type, available in Apple's Foundation framework, provides a general-purpose recorder of operations that enables undo and redo actions. In this post, Matthaus Woolard describes a Provider pattern he uses to improve how UndoManager integrates with SwiftUI. #swiftui #macos #ios
SwiftUI View Modifiers and if #available When applied to a SwiftUI View, a ViewModifier produces a different version of the original value. In this post, Adam Overholtzer provides an extension on the View type, combining view modifiers with platform availability checks to conditionally apply the modifier. #swiftui
Tabs and pages in SwiftUI SwiftUI's TabView is a view that switches between child views using interactive user interface elements. In this short post, Majid Jabrayilov demonstrates the basics of using TabView, and also shows us how to configure it to behave as a paging view. #swiftui