Latest Xcode and SwiftUI Tutorials
How to add custom fonts to Xcode in Swift
The San Francisco font was introduced in November 2014 and has been used as the default font in…
How to hide navigation arrow or disclosure indicator in SwiftUI
In this article, we’ll see how to hide the navigation arrows or disclosure indicators generated by a NavigationLink…
How to use UIKit in SwiftUI
Before the introduction of SwiftUI, all iOS apps were built using UIKit along with a collection of frameworks…
How to show a Context Menu in SwiftUI
Instead of using swipe actions, we can present them in a context menu. In iOS, users typically long-press…
How to add custom swipe action buttons to a List row in SwiftUI
SwiftUI, starting with iOS 15, offers a modifier called swipeActions that allows developers to create swipe actions. In…
How to Enable and Test your App using Dark Mode in Xcode
Since the release of iOS 13, Apple has allowed users to choose between light mode and dark mode.…
How to Create a Rounded Corners View in SwiftUI
There are many ways to create a view with rounded corners in SwiftUI. Let’s look at all the…
How to use Size Classes in SwiftUI
Size classes are natively supported by SwiftUI, which exposes them for us to read in the environment. Use…
Apple Announces WWDC 2025 Schedule
A more comprehensive itinerary for Apple’s annual developers conference, WWDC, which takes place from June 9 to June…
SwiftUI vs UIKit : Which framework should you choose and learn?
When you want to get started in the world of development for Apple devices, choosing the right framework…
What is the @GestureState property wrapper
SwiftUI provides us with a specific property wrapper for tracking gesture state called @GestureState. While a basic @State…
What’s and how to use LongPressGesture in SwiftUI
Another built-in gesture that the SwiftUI framework has is LongPressGesture. This gesture recognizer allows you to detect a…