AppCoda Weekly - AppCoda Weekly - Issue #211

AppCoda Weekly - Issue #211

By AppCoda Weekly • Issue #211 • View online

Earlier this week, Apple released iOS 14.4 with some small new features and WebKit vulnerability fixes. Along with the iOS update, as usual, Xcode also got an update pushing the version number to 12.4. So, it’s time to upgrade your Xcode if you haven’t done so.

Sorry for the delay of this week’s newsletter. Hope you still enjoy the tutorials we collected for you.

Talk soon,

Simon

Tutorials

AnimatableModifier In SwiftUI

In this blog post Majid talks about the AnimatableModifier protocol that opens new horizons for animations.

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How To Add Alternative App Icons For iOS

Some apps want to support alternative app icons in Settings where user can choose to update app icon. Here are some methods to make it work.

onmyway133.com • Share

Replicate The Expandable Date Picker Using UICollectionView List

Learn how to create an expandable date picker using a collection view with compositional list layout introduced in iOS 14.

swiftsenpai.com • Share

Create A Dynamic Onboarding UI In Swift

In this tutorial learn to create a reusable and adaptable overlay in Swift to help onboard mobile users for any of your features.

benoitpasquier.com • Share

Create A List Of Views In SwiftUI Using ForEach

This article talks about the first building block of any list view, content. Explore different ways of creating content for a list.

sarunw.com • Share

Effective Auto Layout Programmatically In Swift

Learn how to effectively create auto layout constraints in code in Swift.

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Avoiding SwiftUI’s AnyView

Dive in to know how SwiftUI’s AnyView type can often be avoided, and why it might be a good idea to do so.

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How To Check If Text Is Truncated In SwiftUI?

Text doesn’t always behave predictably: sometimes the text gets truncated for no apparent reason, despite having plenty of space at your disposal. In this article have a look at how you can deal with these scenarios.

fivestars.blog • Share

Introduction To Structured Concurrency In Swift: Continuations, Tasks, And Cancellation

Concurrency in Swift is a big and complex topic. Take a look into structured concurrency and its core concepts, such as continuations, tasks, and cancellation in a practical example.

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Supplementary Views With Compositional Layout And Diffable Data Source

In this post you will see how to add badges to CollectionView cells with new APIs available since iOS 13.

nemecek.be • Share

The Formatter Family

Formating numbers, prices, or even dates is one of the most common things to do on any application. This blog post introduces you to the formatter family.

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Measurement, Unit, Dimension, And MeasurementFormatter On iOS

This article explains how MeasurementFormatter and Measurement types create a powerful combination which can be used for creating localized strings of values with a unit.

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Quick Practical Tips For Improving Your UI/Web Transitions

Read this awesome post to know four simple After Effects tips for making smooth transitions. Hope you find them useful for your next design project.

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The Mac Utilities That I Can’t Live Without As A Designer In 2021

Here is a list of 17 utility apps out of which some are free, some are paid. Hope you will find something that helps you be a more effective Mac user.

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