AppCoda Weekly - AppCoda Weekly - Issue #247

AppCoda Weekly - Issue #247

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Tutorials

Build a Flexible Picker With SwiftUI

Let’s have a look into the implementation of a flexible picker with SwiftUI.

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Using native Swift to make Unit Conversions

You will learn how to use the Measurement generic struct, and how this can be handy in your day-to-day life.

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How to test UI layout for different languages with Pseudolanguages

Each language has its own characteristic. Some are more verbose than others. Some have special characters that take up vertical spaces. Some even read and lay out from right to left. Let’s see how to make sure your layout is ready for this.

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Self-documenting code in Swift to increase readability

Self-documenting code in Swift makes your code easier to understand by using extensions, type aliases, and by not using trailing closures.

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How to Make a Dynamic SwiftUI TabView With Badges

Step-by-step instructions for how to apply the badge(_:) modifier to TabView and dynamically drive your tab item content

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Adding custom keys to the SwiftUI environment

We can extend the SwiftUI environment to add our own objects to the @Environment property wrapper without the need to make these objects observable. Let’s see how to do it.

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SwiftUI: Different Ways To Present Modal Views

Learn different ways and approaches in SwiftUI to modal present views

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Beginning iOS Programming with Swift, SwiftUI and UIKit (iOS 15)

Our flagship iOS programming book now provides two versions: SwiftUI and UIKit. For one price, you got two ebooks to teach you both SwiftUI and UIKit frameworks.

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UI/UX

UI Interactions of the week

Some app UI inspirations for you to check out this week,

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Micro detailing the Micro Interactions

Have you ever paid close attention to the little interactions on your devices? Like the feedback that you get on plugging/unplugging your phone from charging? Maybe the little notification sound every time you activate your voice assistant? Well of these actions account for Micro-interactions.

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