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Action Sheets In SwiftUI
Popup dialogues asking for confirmation have saved us from accidental deletions many times. These dialogues are especially useful for critical and destructive actions. If you want to learn more about the best practices and implementation of action sheets, check out the Action Sheet's article.
Segmented Control In SwiftUI
If you've used popular social media apps like Twitter and Instagram, you're likely familiar with the "Your Feed" and "Profile" sections. In iOS app development, a similar user experience can be created using Segmented Control. In this week's article, we'll explore how to use Segmented Control in SwiftUI to create a similar interface for iOS apps.
Add Custom Theme in Xcode
As iOS developers, we spend 8-12 hours in front of the Xcode editor coding. Wouldn't it be cool to have your unique Xcode theme to make your life a little more exciting? Discover how you can add more themes to Xcode in this week's article.
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Version-specific Package.swift files
Apple introduced new features and improvements to the Swift language and ecosystem at WWDC. Although some features are not yet publicly available, it's recommended to start integrating them into your Swift packages. This article explains how to define version-specific package manifests (Package.swift files) to test new features without breaking compatibility for existing clients.
Localize your app with String Catalog
Localizing your app is crucial for enhancing its inclusivity and accessibility to users in different languages. In the past, localizing an app involved managing strings and stringsdict files manually, which often led to missing localized content. Fortunately, Apple has simplified the localization process for developers with Xcode 15 and String Catalogs. These advancements make it easier to localize apps by streamlining the management of localized strings, reducing the manual workload, and ensuring comprehensive localization coverage.
Enhance Your Swift Code with a Dependency Injection System
Dependency Injection is a powerful approach in Swift that simplifies dependency management, enhances code maintainability, and facilitates testing. This article demonstrates how to build a custom Dependency Injection System in Swift, utilizing a Container class and a special property wrapper. By implementing this system, you can effortlessly resolve dependencies, resulting in more flexible and scalable code.
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iOS Interview Prep — App performance
In iOS interviews, it's essential to understand app performance because it shows how well you can create fast and smooth-running apps. Knowing how to improve app performance demonstrates that you understand the iOS system and can make apps work better. When an app performs poorly, it affects how users see and use it, so it's important to make it run well.
Difference Between “==“ and “.elementEqual” in Swift
Understanding the difference between "==" and "elementEqual" can be puzzling at times, particularly in iOS interviews where it is a commonly asked question. If you're looking to clarify this distinction, reading the following article will provide a clear explanation of the variances between the two operators.
Think in SOLID
SOLID is a set of principles in object-oriented programming (OOP) that aim to make software designs more maintainable, flexible and scalable. This video provides a practical understanding of the SOLID principle in iOS development. It covers each of the principles in detail, including Single Responsibility, Open/Closed, Liskov Substitution, Interface Segregation, and Dependency Inversion through real-time project implementation examples.
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