AppCoda Weekly - AppCoda Weekly - Issue #187

AppCoda Weekly - Issue #187

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Earlier, we released an update of our Mastering SwiftUI book for Xcode 12. While Xcode 12 is still in beta, we have already added 4 new chapters for the book. You will learn how to create expandable list views, build grid layout using LazyVGrid, exporting a custom view to View library, and creating an animated activity ring. Further, we will dive deeper into animation. You will learn how to use the Animatable & AnimatableModifier to animate shape and views.

To learn more about what you’ll build, you can check out this video.

This week, we will look into LibraryContentProvider and see how easy you can share a custom view to the View library.

As always, enjoy other tutorials we collected for you this weekend and take your development skill to the next level.

Talk soon,

Simon

Tutorials

How to Reuse SwiftUI Views with LibraryContentProvider and Swift Package

In Xcode 12, you can take custom view to the View library using a new protocol called LibraryContentProvider. This tutorial will show you how to take a custom view to the library

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Self-Sizing UITableView Cells With SwiftUI

This post provides some insight into what it would take to start using SwiftUI in your table view cells so that you can make a more informed decision.

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Entry Points In Swift: How @main and @UIApplicationMain Work Internally

In this article see how Swift determines the entry point of an app, the different attributes used to alter this behavior in iOS, how they work internally, and what Swift 5.3’s new @main attribute brings to the table.

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SwiftUI Features In WidgetKit

Are you going to add a widget into your app? Explore new SwiftUI features designed for WidgetKit that have been introduced this year.

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Sidebar Navigation In SwiftUI

This article talks about new three-column navigation that landed this year into iOS and macOS worlds. Learn how to build a sidebar navigation flow by using NavigationView in SwiftUI.

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SVG Image Assets Supported In Xcode 12

SVG Support is a welcoming change which brings a lot of hidden benefits to the platform and the best thing is it is backward compatible with some limitations. Know more about it in this post.

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Dynamic Localization In iOS

Localization or Internationalization is the way of presenting your apps to the global audiance. This tutorial is to provide a demo for those who are in need of dynamically changing the language content.

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Converting Slow Motion Video To A URL Asset For Upload

A short tutorial on converting slow motion video to a URL asset for upload.

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Add Resources To Swift Packages

Starting with Xcode 12, you can add more than just source code to your Swift packages.

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OSLog And Unified Logging As Recommended By Apple

Using Apple’s recommended unified logging system using OSLog can be done in just a few steps. Learn how to use it in combination with the Console app.

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The Case For Lists In UICollectionView

Explore the power and flexibility offered by creating lists using UICollectionView.

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Using Core Data With SwiftUI 2.0 And Xcode 12

Learn how to use Core Data in modern @main App struct based applications in Xcode 12 by initializing the Core Data stack manually,

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Building Custom Combine Publishers In Swift

Take a look at what goes into building a custom Combine publisher, and what sort of situationsare there that might require you to do that.

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Loading Network Data In SwiftUI

This post discusses how you can setup a pipeline to request data from a network server, and then display it within a SwiftUI view.

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Creating And Publishing A Swift Package

Learn how to create a Swift package, publish it on GitHub, and add it to a separate project. This tutoria lhelps you to create a package which extends UIImage and enables calculating color contrast ratios.

augmentedcode.io • Share

Read And Validate In-App Purchase Receipt Locally Using TPInAppReceipt

This tutorial is aimed to get you on feet to validate and read the in-app purchase receipt data as easy as possible using a library, using library might make it easier for jailbreaker to retrieve your app’s premium content for free.

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NavigationView For iOS And MacOS

While it is possible to share code between iOS and macOS, this post will show how to do for each platform individually, for clarity especially for NavigationView.

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Wrapping Asynchronous APIs Into Combine Futures

In this short article learn about Futures and Promises and how you can use them in your iOS/iPadOS/watchOS/macOS apps to integrate asynchronous code with callbacks into Combine.

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Mastering SwiftUI

Learn how to build fluid UIs and a real world app with SwiftUI. 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. We’ve added 450 pages of new content since the initial release of the book. Now it covers new features in iOS 14 like grid layout and animation. We are going to add more new content to the book. And you will get the new update for free.

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UI/ UX

How You Can Make Your App Design Awesome

With many styles and techniques you might think about how you can make your app design look amazing. Know why it is important to experiment with styles in this awesome post.

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Guide To Hamburger Menu Design

When should you use the hamburger menu in UI design? More importantly, how should you use them? Find the best hamburger menu tips and examples in this guide!

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Things You Should Know Before Choosing Typography

Before creating your design and choosing what font you want to use, there are some things you should know that will help you achieve your goals much more effectively. This article helps you to understand how fonts impact your design.

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