NavigationLink is a view in SwiftUI that allows you to control navigation and present a new destination view. It is commonly used in conjunction with a NavigationView to […]
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Simplifying Data Storage with CoreData in SwiftUI: A Hands-on Guide
As SwiftUI continues to gain popularity, developers are looking for efficient ways to manage data within their apps. CoreData, Apple’s powerful persistence framework, seamlessly integrates with SwiftUI, providing […]
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Harnessing the Power of Callbacks in Swift: A SwiftUI Journey
Callbacks are a powerful tool in Swift programming that allow developers to execute code when a specific event occurs. When combined with SwiftUI, callbacks can enhance the user […]
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Mastering Button Creation and Handling in SwiftUI: A Comprehensive Guide
SwiftUI, Apple’s declarative framework for building user interfaces, revolutionizes the way developers create interactive elements. One such essential component is the button. In this article, we will explore […]
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Must have apps for development in 2024: ClickUp
If you’ve been following my blog for a while, you probably already know that I’m the go-to person in my office when it comes to app recommendations.
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Tip: How to find and replace a value inside array of arrays?
Imagine you have a structure like: [[String, String], [String, String], [String, String],] and you need to replace a second value. How to do that?
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How to reload translations strings from remote at runtime?
At some point your app may need lot of supported languages, which sooner or later will come to common problem – each translation change requires app release via […]
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iOS 15: UINavigationBar background color becomes black
After updating to iOS 15, probably you (like me) noticed some strange colors in your customized UINavigationBar. To fix this you need to add some code which works […]
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Quick Tip: How to dismiss all presented view controllers?
If you are quite new in Swift, sooner or later you will face such view hierarchy: