swiftui

In this section we will build our iExpense application using @Observable, sheet(), Codable, UserDefaults. @Observable : Monitors a class for changes and refreshes all affected views.

In this chapter we will work on topics like UserDefaults, @Observable, sheet() and onDelete(). Also, the name of the application we will create in this chapter will be iExpense.

Animations can be used not only for a beautiful display but also to convey information to the user.

In this section we will start a new project and with this project we will examine animations in SwiftUI.

In today’s article, we will use the List, UITextChecker and App Bundle we learned on day 29 in a real application and build our game World Scramble.

In this section, we will see List, one of the SwiftUI view types, we will look for an answer to the question of what is App Bundle and we will examine how string operations are done.

In this episode, we make BetterRest, our project number 4 in our 100 Days of SwiftUI training, a working application.

SwiftUI Stepper Usage #SwiftUI has two ways to allow users to enter numbers; Stepper : A simple - and + button that can be tapped to select a number.

In today’s article, we will summarize the important points we learned from the projects we carried out on days 16-24.

With this project we will examine why SwiftUI uses structs for views, why some view is used so much and how modifiers work exactly.