AppCoda Weekly - AppCoda Weekly - Issue #245

AppCoda Weekly - Issue #245

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After a long break, AppCoda Weekly is now back at work. In the past few months, I was very busy with several ongoing Swift workshops and the iOS 15 updates of our Swift & SwiftUI books.

Anyway, I will continue to publish this newsletter every Tuesday.

Do you know you can now develop iOS apps on iPad? Swift Playgrounds 4 introduces a massive update allowing developers to create iOS apps entirely on iPad. We have written a new tutorial showing you how to do that. If you know any iPad users who want to learn to code, feel free to share this tutorial to them.

Lastly, thanks to Transcend for sponsoring this newsletter.

Tutorials

Swift Playgrounds 4: Building a Text to Speech App Entirely on iPad

Swift Playgrounds 4 introduces a massive update allowing developers to create iOS apps entirely on iPad, without needing to use a Mac. This tutorial shows you how to build a text-to-speech app with an iPad.

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Making pixel art animations with UIImageView in Swift

You’ll learn how to make cool animations with just an UIImageView and a bit of pixel art.

holyswift.app • Share

Some thoughts on Xcode Cloud

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Build a SwiftUI PreviewProvider for UIKit Views

A simple way to see your UIKit ViewController changes instantly — live and on-demand.

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Swift Optional Pattern Matching

A quick tip on using the Swift Optional pattern when you want to match on optional types in a switch of case-let statement.

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Using View Modifiers to Display Empty State - Replicating Apple's Reminders app

Create a custom view modifier to manage empty state in your SwiftUI app

peterfriese.dev • Share

View Clipping In SwiftUI

This is a quick tour on all the possible ways you can clip views in SwiftUI!

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iOS library support both Cocoapods and Swift Package Manager

Cocoapods and SwiftPM are some of the most popular package managers. By supporting both in your open-source library, you potentially increase the developers who will use it.

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What is indirect enum in swift?

In this article, you’ll learn what is indirect or recursive enumeration.

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Free Guide: Apple’s account deletion requirement

A change announced at Apple’s 2021 Worldwide Developers conference means any app in Apple’s App Store that allows for user account creation must also provide a pathway for account deletion. Companies that don’t comply with this guideline by January 31, 2021 risk blocked updates and even potential removal from the app store. Our guide covers all the information you need to know to stay compliant.

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UI/ UX

UI/UX Study Case: Chiro Pet

Let’s learn UI design by checking out some app examples.

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How To Design Gorgeous Gradients

Gradients are everywhere, and what used to be a trend is now a classic. In this post you will find inspiration for your presentation visuals.

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Duolingo’s User Retention

As a part of Day 13 of 100 days of UX, the author shared her insights on the Duolingo app.

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Libraries

swift-composable-architecture

A library for building applications in a consistent and understandable way, with composition, testing, and ergonomics in mind. - GitHub - pointfreeco/swift-composable-architecture: A library for building applications in a consistent and understandable way, with composition, testing, and ergonomics in mind.

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