Building a Scrollable Custom Tab Bar in SwiftUI
Whether you’re creating a social media app or a productivity tool, the tab bar interface can enhance the user experience by making it more intuitive and user-friendly. With SwiftUI’s TabView, creating a seamless and...
Optional Binding in Swift 5.7: A Shorter Version of if let
Other than all the new features of SwiftUI in iOS 16, Apple also announced Swift 5.7 which will come along with the release of Xcode 14. Let’s check out one minor but welcome change in Swift 5.7. Swift has the concept of...
Enabling Developer Mode in iOS 16 for Xcode Development
Whether you just start learning iOS developement or have been building apps for years, you will need to deploy your app to a real iOS device for testing. In iOS 16, you need to perform a couple of configuration to enable...
How to Capture Text within Image Using Live Text API and SwiftUI
Last year, iOS 15 came with a very useful feature known as Live Text. You may have heard of the term OCR (short for Optical Character Recognition), which is the process for converting an image of text into a machine-readable text...
How to Display a Bottom Sheet Using SwiftUI
In iOS 15, Apple unveiled the UISheetPresentationController class for displaying an expandable bottom sheet in iOS apps. At the time, it’s only available in the UIKit framework. For SwiftUI, you either have to build your...
What’s New in SwiftUI 4 for iOS 16
Earlier this week, Apple kicked off WWDC 22. The SwiftUI framework continues to be one of the main focuses of the conference. As expected, Apple announced a new version of SwiftUI that comes along with iOS 16 and Xcode 14. This...