Highlights of SwiftUI Release 3
This year, Apple focused on supporting deeper adoption of the framework for our apps.
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This year, Apple focused on supporting deeper adoption of the framework for our apps.
This post explores working with parallel tasks with enumerations while maintaining their positions.
Understanding the meaning of the transient item, errors related to it and using it correctly
An introduction to working with SpriteKit, beginning with SpriteView of SwiftUI and SKScene
Creating a custom `LibraryPlaylist` structure to edit user's playlists
Fetching the data from activity summary like calories burned, and exercise minutes with async/await alternative
Explore the new, exciting sheet modifiers that the SwiftUI team released for us.
Provide explicit spacing to inner views inside your VStack and HStack by creating zero spacing stacks.
A step-by-step approach to adding custom fonts easily to your app
Understanding the fundamental music item that is present in almost every other music item.
Create a color system in SwiftUI to define all the colors in one place and easily modify them in the future.
An attempt to add an animated gradient background similar to Apple Music
Exploring the audio variants and how to show them in the app using MusicKit
Get the artist artwork from iTunes website using Open Graph meta tags
Adding the required key for accessing Apple Music and asking the user to give access.
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This year, Apple focused on supporting deeper adoption of the framework for our apps.
This post explores working with parallel tasks with enumerations while maintaining their positions.
Understanding the meaning of the transient item, errors related to it and using it correctly
An introduction to working with SpriteKit, beginning with SpriteView of SwiftUI and SKScene
Creating a custom `LibraryPlaylist` structure to edit user's playlists
This year, Apple focused on supporting deeper adoption of the framework for our apps.