AppCoda Weekly - AppCoda Weekly - Issue #171

AppCoda Weekly - Issue #171

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This week, let’s get back to the basics. We’ve written up a new tutorial for beginners, walking you through different access levels in Swift. If you still have no idea about the difference between fileprivate and public, don’t forget to check out the new tutorial, written by Gabriel.

One thing that we enjoy publishing an ebook is that we can easily update it and release it to our customers. Recently, we received quite a number of requests lately about how to include a search bar using SwiftUI. So, we write up two new chapters for that. If you’ve bought the Mastering SwiftUI book before, you will receive another update next week.

As always, hope you enjoy the tutorials we collect for you. You don’t have to read them all. Pick those that interests you and learn.

Talk to you next week.

Regards,

Simon

Tutorials

A Beginner's Guide to Access Levels in Swift 5

This is a tutorial specifically written for beginners. We’ll explain different access levels in Swift. You will learn what internal, private, fileprivate, public, and open mean.

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Building A COVID-19 Tracing App In A Week

A walk through to creating and implementing a prototype app to help people to find out if they contacted anybody infected by the COVID-19 disease.

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Configuring The Main Thread Checker

Did you know that you can customize the methods that Apple’s Main Thread Checker warns you about?Make the Main Thread Checker work better for your project by taking the tips from this post.

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Localisation Using Apple’s Glossaries

See how Douglas Hill localised KeyboardKit into 39 languages without needing translators using Apple’s localised glossaries.

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Keyboard Avoidance For SwiftUI Views

Learn how to manage a SwiftUI view when keyboard appears. This article shows an implementation of a SwiftUI ViewModifier that moves the view up and down when the iOS system keyboard covers a text field.

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Everything About List In SwiftUI

As the title of this post suggests if you are keen to know all about list in SwiftUI this is the right article for you.

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Drag And Drop In SwiftUI

You can use drag and drop API not only with UIKit but also with SwiftUI. This article helps you learn all about drag and drop interactions in SwiftUI.

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Find and Copy Xcode Device Support Files

Learn how you can find or obtain iOS device support files so you can use the latest iOS with an old Xcode version.

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5 Must-Know Xcode Shortcuts For Unit Testing

Discover Xcode’s less well known yet super useful shortcuts for unit testing such as run previous test, run selected test, run test without build, etc.

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Understanding Swift's ObjectIdentifier

ObjectIdentifier plays an important part in Swift and is actually pretty useful as a solution to problems that involve metatypes. Take a look at why this type exists and what you can use it for.

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A Guide to The SwiftUI Layout System

Explore the SwiftUI layout system by taking a look at a couple of advanced techniques such as how you can align views with dynamic dimensions and how to read a view’s geometry in order to build custom layouts.

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Make The Code Testable In Swift

This article reviews an example of improper code for testing and tries to suggest some ways to solve the issue by applying various software techniques.

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Inspect App folder In Simulators And Real Device

Your app might store some data or files in the Documents folder, and sometimes you might want to check if the data / files are stored correctly by inspecting them. Discover how inspect the app folder in simulators and real device.

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How ARKit 3.5 Enables Immersive Augmented Reality Experiences On iOS

ARKit is an excellent framework for creating immersive and responsive augmented reality apps. Learn about the cutting-edge technology behind AR apps on iOS.

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8 Essential Apps For iOS Developers

Make iOS and macOS do more work for you. This article picks out a handful of apps extremely useful for iOS developers.

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SwiftUI — Passcode field For OTP And Pin Entry

You have seen the iOS lock screen, every time your phone misses to recognize your face or fingerprint. Do you want to implement the same for your app?

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Mastering SwiftUI

Learn how to build fluid UIs and a real world app with SwiftUI, Apple’s brand new framework introduced in iOS 13. Dive deep into SwiftUI and learn to develop UI in declarative syntax. You will work with various UI elements including Context Menu, List, ScrollView, etc, and learn how to create complex layouts with Stacks.

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The 10 Best UX Laws And Principles

A handful UX principles and laws that are the most important and a Designer should always look to follow and implement regularly.

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Create And Share Custom UI Kits

Working remotely? Need to create and share your own custom widget UI kits online? Justinmind helps you and your team design consistent products with great UX!

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