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How to Use Gradients in SwiftUI - Angular Gradients

How to Use Gradients in SwiftUI - Angular Gradients

This is the third and final article in my series on gradients in SwiftUI. Previously I published a couple of following articles on SwiftUI gradients. How to Use Gradients in SwiftUI - Linear Gradients How to Use Gradients in SwiftUI - Radial Gradients In today's article, we will learn what

Two-way Bindings in SwiftUI

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Two-way Bindings in SwiftUI

Bindings and Observables are essential for the basic SwiftUI mechanism. One-way bindings are easier, but what about two-way bindings? You want two values to set observers on each other and when one of them changes, it should also reflect that change in the other value. In Xcode 13.x and

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Pull to Refresh Control and One Time Data Fetch Task in SwiftUI

iOS 15 introduced two new APIs to simplify data load and refresh actions. These APIs will allow users to trigger the data refresh on request and allow one-time data load execution on the very first run - For example, when the view has been loaded in the memory for the

SwiftUI - Using AsyncImage API in iOS15

SwiftUI - Using AsyncImage API in iOS15

Apple introduced an AsyncImage API in iOS15 [https://wwdc.io/share/wwdc21/10018] . This API solves the long-standing image download problem for iOS developers without using any third-party image downloading libraries. Asynchronously downloading remote images from URL has been a long pain point and having to add third-party frameworks only

Advanced SwiftUI

Using Custom Environment Key-Values in SwiftUI with Examples

SwiftUI offers flexibility in many different ways. One of the ways it does this is, its ability to create a custom environment key-value pair. These are nothing but a collection of environmental values propagated through a view hierarchy. When you don't want to pass down values through a multiple view

How to Use Gradients in SwiftUI - Radial Gradients

Radial Gradient

How to Use Gradients in SwiftUI - Radial Gradients

💡This is the second post in the series of Gradients in SwiftUI. If you want to learn about linear gradients in SwiftUI, please follow Linear Gradients in SwiftUI link [https://jayeshkawli.ghost.io/how-to-use-linear-gradients-in-swiftui/] to know more about itApple defines general gradient as, > A color gradient represented as an array

How to Use Gradients in SwiftUI - Linear Gradients

How to Use Gradients in SwiftUI - Linear Gradients

💡This is the first post in the series of Gradients in SwiftUI. If you want to learn about radial gradients in SwiftUI, please follow Radial Gradients in SwiftUI link [https://jayeshkawli.ghost.io/how-to-use-gradients-in-swiftui-radial-gradients/] to know more about itApple defines general gradient as > A color gradient represented as an array

Custom Alignments in SwiftUI

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Custom Alignments in SwiftUI

SwiftUI offers a novel way to lay out views in iOS apps. Unlike an explicit constraint system where you clearly specify how you want to layout views with respect to each other's leading, trailing, or center edges, SwiftUI offers a more subtle way to arrange views instead of going into

Adding a 3D Horizontal Shadow Effect in iOS apps using SwiftUI Gradient

SwiftUI gradient has many applications to add a delightful experience in your iOS applications. One such example is adding a horizontal shadow view which acts as a boundary between different sections on iOS. LinearGradient can be used to create the appearance of a horizontal shadow to achieve this purpose. The

Adding Shadows to SwiftUI views

Adding Shadows to SwiftUI views

Among many things, SwiftUI provides an easy way to add shadows to view with a few lines of code. In today's post, we will see how to add a background shadow to any view in any direction in SwiftUI. To add a background shadow, we will use the background API