SwiftUI Tutorial: Building a Note Taking App
This project will teach you about creating and managing lists, implementing CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) operations, and using ToolBar items in SwiftU...
Bridging SwiftUI and UIKit
As iOS development evolves, many projects find themselves in a transition phase between UIKit and SwiftUI. Understanding how to integrate these two framework...
Privacy Manifests and Required Reason API
Most of the iOS developers might have received an email about “Privacy Manifest” issues from Apple when submitting an app for review. “We noticed one or mor...
MemoMinder: A Swift Tutorial on File System and Plist Usage
Introduction In this tutorial, we’ll explore the MemoMinder app, a note-taking application that demonstrates the use of the file system for storing notes an...
How to simplify persistent data using @AppStorage
In SwiftUI, the @AppStorage property wrapper that assists how we interact with UserDefaults, streamlining the process of persisting data. By simplifying data...
UIKit Development: The Power of MVC
As iOS developers, we’re always looking for ways to write cleaner, more maintainable code. One of the most fundamental patterns in iOS development is Model-V...
How to detect availability of internet connection in Swift
In today’s world, mobile apps are a big part of our lives. Many of these apps need an internet connection to work properly. This is why it’s so important for...
Understanding .onAppear and .onDisappear in SwiftUI
SwiftUI simplifies the way developers think about the lifecycle of views with its declarative syntax. Unlike UIKit, which requires you to manage the lifecycl...
Handling HTML Text Gaps in Swift
When working with HTML content in iOS applications, developers often encounter challenges in displaying text with the proper formatting, especially when it c...
How to customize status bar in iOS
Status Bar appears at the top of your device displaying information such as battery left in your device and carrier details. The default style of status bar ...