On this blog I will share my working processes, tip and tricks, tools,
and problems I found along the way.
Apple brings a lot of appearance changes in iOS13 and the navigation bar is one of them.
In iOS13 the default appearance of the large title style navigation bar has changed from translucent to transparent.
Nothing changes much in...
A Dark mode is always a thing in the developer world, people craving for everything dark, dark theme, black Macbook, space gray, midnight (green), etc. Apple first introduced dark mode in macOS Mojave, I love it and use it ever since. Now its time...
What you need to know when building your app against new SDK
One behavior that changed and might break your old app once you starting adopting new iOS 13 is the modal presentation.
So with iOS 13, default presentation for modal is now in sheet style.
It is beautiful and packs with useful gestures...
In the previous “How to use SwiftUI in UIKit” post I failed to do a custom subclass of UIHostingController, today I going to show how to do it (It quite easy I don’t know why I can’t do it at that time).
When you want to use SwiftUI in...
A guide to creating your custom modifier
View modifier is a very important concept of SwiftUI. If you have a chance to play around with SwiftUI you might have seen one already - e.g. .background, .padding, etc.
SwiftUI already provided plenty of modifiers, but you can also create a custom...
New beta 5 just released iOS & iPadOS 13 Beta 5, here are some highlight changes for SwiftUI, you can check the rest here.
TabbedView is now named TabView.
Using SwiftUI as UIView and UIViewController
Previous post (How to use UIKit in SwiftUI) we explored the possibility to use UIKit in SwiftUI. Today I want to cover the other way round, using SwiftUI in UIKit project. I interest in this approach more, since all iOS projects right now are UIKit
iOS & iPadOS 13 Beta 4 just released today, let’s see some highlight changes for SwiftUI, you can check the rest here.
The color(_:) modifier for Text is renamed foregroundColor(_:).
If you have ever used a Storyboard you know that dependency injection does not work very well with it.
The only way to set or inject something to view controller is through the func prepare(for segue: UIStoryboardSegue...
The latest release of Xcode 11 Beta 3 brings some change to SwiftUI components and also bring new a new(old) layout to NavigationView, UISplitViewController.
This layout has been demonstrated at the end of Session 216 SwiftUI Essentials, but it didn...