SwiftUI

Almost everyone hates the buffering screen we get due to low internet or the app processing something. Well, but since 5G is here in India, there are less chances of you spending your day just staring at a progress view. Even though we all hate it, making a progress view

Toggles are some of the most used UIControl in iOS Apps since it lets let you switch between a binary state - true or false, 0 or 1. You are most likely to encounter a toggle in settings or some kind of list view. But regardless of your app has

Back when we had Blackberry and Nokia phones, everything was based on button clicks. After clicking those chunky keys, you would be able to write the text and use the phone. Got some nostalgia kicking in, huh? Well, that was the scenario back then. When the touch screen phone came,

When dealing with forms and more, it is likely that you would encounter a scenario where you would want to dismiss the keyboard programmatically ie. on click of "Submit" or "Next" button. Without further ado, let's explore a couple of ways to dismiss the keyboard in SwiftUI. Using App Delegate

Action Sheets allow you to show a popover over the current view presenting the user with certain options to select. In SwiftUI, you can implement action sheets using .actionSheet view modifier. You can observe the usage of action sheets through iOS, specially in events while confirming actions. So without further

In Apps, there are many scenarios where you want to open a link, the link can be a web link, a link to an external app like mail, or phone, or any deep link. In this article, we will be take a look at Link API provided by SwiftUI to

Full Sheets are used extensively in SwiftUI for presenting views. They are almost similar to sheets. If this were UIKit, you would code something like: var controller = ViewController() controller.modalPresentationStyle = .fullScreen self.present(controller, animated: true) But since this is SwiftUI, we use a view modifier command. For full sheets,

Sheets are used extensively in SwiftUI for presenting views. If this were UIKit, you would use a command like self.present(ViewController(), animated: true) but in SwiftUI, we use a view modifier command. For sheets, they are not a lot of parameters you could play around with. We are going

Pickers are control elements which let you pick a value from a list of mutually exclusive arrays. You can use it in forms or for selecting normal data. Human Interface Guidelines Summary Before diving into coding, let's take a look at Human Interface Guidelines summary. * Consider this when using medium-to-long