Here’s a really beautiful guide to styling SwiftUI components with lots of detailed, concrete examples.
👉 Styling Components in SwiftUI
Via iOS Dev Weekly.
Styling Components in SwiftUI
Tag: tutorial
Technotes
Looking for some tips on tricky Apple development issues like refactoring your storyboard, customizing the appearance of UINavigationBar, or an overview of the iOS Wi-Fi API?
Get it straight from the source on the new Apple Technotes.
Technotes are focused, timely documents from Apple Developer Technical Support. They explore a wide range of development topics and provide guidance for developers creating apps and accessories for all of Apple’s platforms.
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Getting started with SwiftUI
It looks like I’ll finally be jumping into some real SwiftUI development soon. I feel a little later to the party, but still happy to be here. 🎉
Besides my own SwiftUI posts to date, I’ll be trying the following books, which come personally recommended from a co-worker.
Thinking in SwiftUI | SwiftUI Apprentice
And also this video for the basics, please.
Getting Started with Instruments
Has there ever been a more powerful, but under-utilised tool than Instruments?
Instruments is a tool included with Xcode that helps you analyze, profile, and debug your live iOS app. Solve memory leaks. Visualize memory. Monitor disk, network, memory, and battery usage. You can even find zombies. 🧟♂️
It lets you do incredible things but is also overwhelming to new developers, in which case this Ray Wenderlich tutorial can come in pretty handy.
👉 Getting Started with Instruments
There’s also an Apple WWDC presentation with this same name. 😆
Via iOS Dev Weekly.
Scrumdinger 🎁
Here’s a little Christmas present of sorts for us iOS developers: a fresh new SwiftUI tutorial from Apple. The whole course takes about 4 hours and lets you build a niceeeee-looking scrum app from scratch. 🤩
This course guides you through the development of Scrumdinger, an iOS app that helps users manage their daily scrums.
👉 Scrumdinger – SwiftUI Tutorial
Via iOS Dev Weekly.
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