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samwize.com
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| | | | | It is very easy to create swipe action for your rows. But there are SwiftUI nuances that might not show the buttons when you swipe. I hope this will save you some hours. | |
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swiftwithmajid.com
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| | | | | Button is one of the crucial components of any app. We use buttons to provide actions in the user interface of the app. SwiftUI 3 released a bunch of new view modifiers that allow us to style buttons in different ways. New bordered and borderedProminent button styles in conjunction with controlSize and buttonBorderShape view modifiers can change button presentation drastically. | |
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swiftwithmajid.com
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| | | | | Button is one of the regularly used components in SwiftUI. We use buttons to allow users to produce actions. That's why it is so essential to generalize the look and feel of buttons in our apps. This week we will master buttons in SwiftUI. We will learn how to customize the look and feel of our buttons. | |
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enterprisecraftsmanship.com
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| | | Hard coding is often considered an anti-pattern. Having values that can change over time hard-coded in the source code requires recompilation every time these values actually change. While this statement is true, I think that hard coding should be the default choice when developing an application. Hard coding vs configuration file When you work on a project or feature, there always are some magic numbers or strings that potentially can change in future. | ||
