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nerdyak.tech
Hello and welcome to another blog post about SwiftUI. This years WWDC is approaching fast and the expectation of new SwiftUI features and/or changes is tremendous. So I have decided to dedicate this post to something lighter yet still playful. |
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nilcoalescing.com
Programmatically dismiss presentations and pop views from the navigation stack in both pure SwiftUI and hybrid UIKit/SwiftUI apps with the help of the dismiss action. |
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swiftwithmajid.com
WWDC22 brings tons of new features to SwiftUI and makes it a full-featured UI framework that we can use daily. Unfortunately, most of the new features are available on iOS 16 and macOS 13. This post will cover the most significant additions and changes to the SwiftUI framework. |
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nilcoalescing.com
The focusable() modifier available since iPadOS 17 allows us to provide full keyboard navigation, even including custom views not focusable by default. |
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