Let’s learn Swift’s async/await from the beginning, assuming you have basic knowledge of Swift but are new to asynchronous programming. First, understand synchronous vs. asynchronous Synchronous means one operation finishes before the next operation begins. Output: Each statement executes in order. Asynchronous means an operation can take time, and your program can suspend that operation
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SwiftUI provides modifiers to add a clip shape o your views like image etc. We can use modifier named .clipShape(Circle()) , which makes the image circular in SwiftUI. Modfiers used to make Image circular in Swift
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In this post, we will explore potential fixes for the issue where SwiftUI List elements fail to register onTapGesture actions after upgrading to iOS 18. The code worked perfectly fine over the past few months but now behaves inconsistently on iPhones running iOS 18. While holding down a button or element triggers the tapGesture action
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If you are designing your iOS app with SwiftUI, it’s essential to understand the basic concepts of Stacks, particularly HStack, VStack, and ZStack, and how to use them. In this tutorial, we will explore these three types of stacks. HStack HStack – H in HStack stands for Horizontal. This stack view arranges all the elements/views
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The TextEditor view in SwiftUI handles multiline text input. In this tutorial, we will learn how to use TextEditor with a placeholder, making it function similarly to a UITextView in UIKit.
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In iOS app development, there are times when it’s necessary to determine the number of lines displayed by a UILabel. This helps in making adjustments to the app’s user interface based on the number of lines the UILabel occupies. In this tutorial, we’ll provide a code snippet that calculates the number of lines in a
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In this post, we will explore how to use the iOS SDK StoreKit framework to request app store ratings. By leveraging SKStoreReviewController, we can prompt users with a pop-up to rate our iOS app without requiring them to leave the app. Previously, we needed to open the App Store and ask users to rate the
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In this tutorial, we will learn how to set background image to UINavigationBar a background image. Since the iOS 13.0, we do have a new property called appearance, that allows us to change color, font, and image of UINavigationController or UINavigationBar. Prior to iOS 13.0, we can do this by simply setting backgroundImage to UINavigationBar.
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SFSafariViewController offers iOS developers to load web page inside their app’s. Though there is another control called WKWebView that does the same thing, but offers more customization’s. One should use WKWebView if your app implements customize behavior (UI or behind the scene thing). If you want to show only a webpage for example privacy policy
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The Firebase Crashlytics SDK allows developers to receive real-time crash reports for their apps. It logs crashes and provides detailed information about their origins, enabling developers to address and resolve issues in subsequent app releases. This, in turn, enhances the app’s stability for users. In this tutorial, we will learn how to integrate the Firebase
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