AppCoda Weekly - AppCoda Weekly - Issue #233

AppCoda Weekly - Issue #233

By AppCoda Weekly • Issue #233 • View online

Let’s jump straight to the great collection of tutorials. This week, the focus is on the new APIs introduced in iOS 15. If you do not have time to watch all the WWDC videos, these tutorials will definitely help you learn something new.

Have a great weekend and keep learning!

Talk soon,

Simon

Tutorials

Displaying a Bottom Sheet in iOS 15 Using UISheetPresentationController

iOS introduced a new class named UISheetPresentationController for UIKit. It allows you to create a dynamic bottom sheet similar to that appears in Apple Maps. Let’s see how to use it to build a better app.

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How To control safe area insets in SwiftUI

Fresh out of WWDC21, take a deep dive into the brand new safeAreaInset view modifier.

www.fivestars.blog • Share

A Deep Dive Into Actors In Swift 5.5

Take a look at the concurrency changes in Swift and know more about a new features that is going to come up in the new Swift release, a new primitive called the actor.

betterprogramming.pub • Share

How To Document Your Project With DocC

In this article explore the fundamentals of using DocC in two different ways: building documentation for a framework, and adding articles that provide more depth.

www.hackingwithswift.com • Share

The Importance Of Cooperative Cancellation

Understand about one of the most important aspects of Swift Concurrency that is how cooperative cancellation of async tasks works.

alejandromp.com • Share

A New Way To Style UIButton With UIButton.Configuration In iOS 15

Finally there is a way to style your UIButton as you do with SwiftUI. Here is a new API which is really powerful and indeed make our life easier.

sarunw.com • Share

Understanding Async/Await In Swift

This article explores async/await. Hopefully the included examples and discussion will help you understand how this works.

www.andyibanez.com • Share

WWDC 2021 Viewing Guide

Get a recap of the best sessions from WWDC 2021 and plan your learning path for the year.

useyourloaf.com • Share

An Introduction To Synchronizing Access With Swift’s Actors

This post focuses on a smaller feature of Swift concurrency called Actors and their role in this new async / await world that you can start exploring.

www.donnywals.com • Share

WKWebView Improvements In iOS 15

Explore a bunch of great improvements to the WKWebView with iOS 15 like media playback APIs, theme color, async support, downloads and more.

nemecek.be • Share

Bindable SwiftUI List Elements

Go through this post for setting up two-way bindings between the elements in a collection and a series of SwiftUI views.

www.swiftbysundell.com • Share

Hosting DocC Archives

Do you know anything about Hosting DocC Archives? This blog post by Joseph Duffy summarises various methods of serving a DocC archive.

josephduffy.co.uk • Share

Mastering List In SwiftUI

During WWDC21, list view became even more powerful and brought all the needed features of UITableView. In this tutorial learn how to use the list view in SwiftUI and master its features.

swiftwithmajid.com • Share

Improve Discoverability Using Static Member Lookup In Generic Contexts

See how static Member Lookup in Generic Contexts allows simplifying code while improving the readability and discoverability of your code.

www.avanderlee.com • Share

Animate TabView Selection In SwiftUI

SwiftUI makes animating TabView Selection incredibly simple. This post is a deeper dive into that feature implementation.

jamesoreilly.dev • Share

Table And Collection View Cells Reload Improvements In iOS 15

Apple introduced a new way to reload cells in WWDC21. Explore how you can use it to reload cells with reference and value type items.

swiftsenpai.com • Share

Customize Formatted Currency Amount In iOS 15

An introduction to the new AttributeScopes with FoundationAttributes that can be used to safely access a specific range of the AttributedString.

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UI/ UX

Ultimate Guide To Color In UX/UI Design

A guide to color in UX/UI design which shares the tips, theory & best practices from beginner to advanced.

uxplanet.org • Share

10 Tips For Creating Good Design

In this article you will find some key tips that can help you to create better user experiences. Hope you will find them useful.

medium.muz.li • Share

Typography: Spacing

Designers use typography as a tool to deliver information pleasantly. Here you will find all the knowledge to create strong typography for your projects and this article discusses spacing first.

blog.prototypr.io • Share

Libraries

PulseAnimation

Pules Button Animation with SwiftUI.

github.com • Share

Health-Habit-Assistant

A simple health assistant app built in Swift5 for iPhone 📱

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swift-composable-architecture

A library for building applications in a consistent and understandable way, with composition, testing, and ergonomics in mind.

github.com • Share