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nilcoalescing.com
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| | | | | Make your views and controls fit perfectly within their containers using new SwiftUI APIs in iOS 26 such as the ConcentricRectangle shape and the containerShape() view modifier. | |
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sarunw.com
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| | | | | In iOS 16, we got a native way to present a bottom sheet in SwiftUI. Let's explore its behavior and limitation. | |
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nilcoalescing.com
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| | | | | Programmatically scroll SwiftUI List to a particular item, using the fact that its internal implementation is based on UITableView. | |
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sintraworks.github.io
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| | | Not too long ago Chris Eidhof posted about making auto layout a bit easier by creating a Micro Auto Layout DSL, hinging on keypaths. In his post Chris suggested we add a few obvious extensions to his work, as an exercise. Sure, but I'd rather not leave it at that. There's a few more extensions that, I feel, would greatly benefit the expressiveness of the DSL, without growing the code base too much. In addition to being able to constrain an anchor to a constant, and to constrain to a different view, as Chris suggested, I also want to be able to supply a constraint priority, when needed, and I want to be able to create more constraints than only equal to, but without creating a host of separate functions to achieve all this. This will lead me to not only exten... | ||