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If you've followed this newsletter for more than a year, you know I attend the iOS Conf SG every year
AppCoda Weekly - Issue #199
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If you’ve followed this newsletter for more than a year, you know I attend the iOS Conf SG every year. Just like any other conferences, due to COVID-19, iOS Conf SG 2021 will go online. While I would miss the opportunity to meet the speakers and developers in person, I think this online conference would allow more people to attend. Early-bird ticket sale starts from Monday. I hope to see you at the conference.
As always, enjoy another collection of the iOS programming tutorials.
Regards,
Simon

Tutorials
Firebase And The New SwiftUI 2 Application Life Cycle
Firebase And The New SwiftUI 2 Application Life Cycle
At WWDC 2020, Apple made some significant changes to how apps participate in the application lifecycle. Learn how to initialise Firebase in your SwiftUI 2 application.
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Swift KeyPaths Under A Different Optic
Swift KeyPaths Under A Different Optic
See how KeyPaths are widely used in Swift, and have their grounds in a powerful functional programming concept like optics.
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This post is a quick guide to get started with SwiftUI. It introduces the basic SwiftUI concepts and terms for view creation and state management. Check this out if you are new to SwiftUI.
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Automating App Store Localized Screenshots With XCTest And Xcode Test Plan
Automating App Store Localized Screenshots With XCTest And Xcode Test Plan
Explore how to create very simple UI Test in Xcode to validate key journey and capture screenshot by taking advantages of Xcode Test Plan configuration to localize each of your screenshot and making it easier to extend to new languages in future..
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Declarative UICollectionView List Header And Footer
Declarative UICollectionView List Header And Footer
Learn how to add a header and footer declaratively into a UICollectionView list using SupplementaryRegistration and UICollectionViewListCell.
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Ben Scheirman describes how he uses fastlane to manage his iOS and macOS version numbers for his releases.
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Accessibility In iOS 14 Widgets With SwiftUI
Accessibility In iOS 14 Widgets With SwiftUI
Widgets help you to personalise the screen with glanceable relevant data upfront. Learn to create empowering widgets for your users by using Apple’s WidgetKit and declarative framework SwiftUI.
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Implementing Multi-User Support In TvOS 14
Implementing Multi-User Support In TvOS 14
Dive in to explore how to implement multi-user support in tvOS 14 which turns out it is pretty easy change to make with potential benefits for your users.
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What Is @escaping In Swift Closures
What Is @escaping In Swift Closures
Learn the meaning of @escaping, so you know what to do when you see it or when you need to write one.
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DiffableDataSource With CellRegistration For iPad Sidebar
DiffableDataSource With CellRegistration For iPad Sidebar
In this post, you will learn how to leverage the new CellRegistration API and the DiffableDataSource APIs to build an iPad app with sidebar.
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iPhone 12 Screen Sizes
iPhone 12 Screen Sizes
The 2020 iPhone release brings us four new models with three new device sizes including a 5.4" mini. Here’s a recap of what you need to know to update your Apps for the new devices.
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This blog post goes over three NSManagedObject lifecycle events Insertion, Updates and Deletion that occur when using Core Data in your app.
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The Magic Of Redacted Modifier In SwiftUI
The Magic Of Redacted Modifier In SwiftUI
This article talks about using the redacted modifier to hide sensitive data and handle loading states.
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This article shows you a bit better everything you can do with your custom formatters.
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Formatting Dates In The User’s Locale Using DateFormatter In Swift
Formatting Dates In The User’s Locale Using DateFormatter In Swift
A quick tip on formatting dates in the user’s locale using DateFormatter in Swift.
www.donnywals.com  •  Share
SwiftUI tries its best to fit as best as possible in every given scenario however, with a little work from your side, can help you provide an even better user experience. See how you can make your UI declarations even more adaptive.
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Mastering SwiftUI
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 updated the book to cover 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 Motion UI/UX Helps To Increase Attention Span Of Users
How Motion UI/UX Helps To Increase Attention Span Of Users
This article discusses the benefits of motion UI. Have a look at some of the different types of motion UI techniques that will enhance the UX.
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Improving Our Design System Through Dark Mode
Improving Our Design System Through Dark Mode
This post is a journey of implementing Dark Mode in the apps and also to develop a more robust and accessible design system in the process.
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Gamification In UX Design: Designing Fun Experiences For Serious Situations
Gamification In UX Design: Designing Fun Experiences For Serious Situations
This post considers the concept of gamification under a magnifying glass, as well as the benefits of gamification in UX design.
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Designing User-Friendly Data Tables
Designing User-Friendly Data Tables
All data tables aren’t created equally and you may not need every single feature recommended in your table. Get table design tips for designing user-friendly data tables.
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7 (More) Tips To Quickly Improve Your UIs
7 (More) Tips To Quickly Improve Your UIs
This articleb puts together a small, and easy to put into practice selection of tips that can, with little effort, help improve both your designs (UI), and the overall user experience (UX).
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Libraries
Easy to use FontAwesome 5 in SwiftUI.
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A command line tool for analyzing Swift/Objective-C ratio in codebase.
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Easily show HUDs with SwiftUI! Lightweight SwiftUI wrapper for JGProgressHUD for iOS, tvOS, Catalyst.
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