A fundamental element of mobile applications is the list. If you think about it, almost every app includes some form of a list. Declaring a list is very simple: To have: In this way, we have a scrollable list with fixed elements. However, we can also create the list dynamically using a data set: To…

Sometimes it can be beneficial to change the layout depending on the device’s portrait or landscape orientation. To do this, we can use AnyLayout, which allows us to make the choice at runtime. Let’s look at the code: The Environment is a property wrapper that reads values from a view’s environment. In this case, we…

Two fundamental concepts in SwiftUI are State and Binding. Following the official documentation, we can say:• State is a property wrapper type that can read and write a value managed by SwiftUI.• Binding is a property wrapper type that can read and write a value owned by another view. Let’s explain with an example. Imagine…

One often overlooked element in mobile application design is the font. While the focus during design and development typically centers on colors and images, paying attention to font choice can significantly enhance your app’s appeal. If you’re interested in giving your app a unique improvement that sets it apart, this insightful post is for you….

In this post, we’ll look at how to use images with SwiftUI and create some beautiful effects. To start, we need to add an image to the asset catalog of the Xcode project. Click on Assets Drag your image below the AppIcon (you can use an image like the one in this post header). To…