AppCoda Weekly - Issue #185

Welcome back to the second and final part of this tutorial series where we explore the intricacies of Apple’s MusicKit by building our very own music player in SwiftUI.

Know about SKOverlay which is a new tool in iOS 14 from Apple for doing apps cross-promotion.

This article reveals why you should not have too many buttons, or buttons that serve multiple purposes but should use touch events instead for consistency and ease of use.

This post covers several levels of refactoring your iOS apps. The common cases of refactoring can be mitigated by being in line with the set of practices given here on improving and maintaining code while speeding up development.

This article talks about grids in SwiftUI, the most expected feature. SwiftUI provides you LazyVGrid and LazyHGrid views that you can use to build grid-based layouts.

Learn how you can use onOpenURL to handle deeplinks in applications build with SwiftUI and the new @main App struct.

In the first part of this article, explore how to use .matchedGeometryEffect modifier to create a hero transition.

What is a best in class iOS app? How are they built, and can we quantify what makes them great? These are some of the questions that have been answered in this post.

What’s new this year for unit testing out of WWDC20? Here are the Top 8 changes Apple has made for the Xcode 12 beta.

Is this the beginning of the end for UITableView? Here’s a guide to building table-view like lists using collection views with iOS 14.

Adding animations is a great way to engage the user, and at the same time, it makes your app look smooth and fluid. Gratify your users with an attractive and engaging TableView Animation.

Erica Sadun in this article suggests a different workaround to develop SwiftPM Packages inside Xcode projects.

Take a closer look at opaque return types, how they can be used both with and without SwiftUI, and how they compare to similar generic programming techniques, such as type erasure.

Running Swift on AWS Lambda extends possibilities to serverless application and is easy to use and test locally. See how to do this alongwith some limitations that comes with this.

Jesse Squires explains a custom shell command written by her to switch between stable and beta versions of Xcodes more quickly.

This tutorial shows how to create a custom multi-segment progress indicator drawn with UIBezierPath.

Feature Flags can improve your continuous integration process in a number of ways. This post will focus on how CloudBees Feature Flags can help improve your developer productivity and shorten the feedback loop with the Flag Override view for frontend validation. It includes Javascript in examples, but the override view can be used in all available platforms.

Learn how to build fluid UIs and a real world app with SwiftUI. Dive deep into SwiftUI and learn to develop UI in declarative syntax. You will work with various UI elements including Context Menu, List, ScrollView, etc, and learn how to create complex layouts with Stacks. We’ve added 300 pages of new content since the initial release of the book. Now it covers JSON, Core Data, advanced view transition and many more. With the new version of SwiftUI in iOS 14, we are adding more new content to the book. And you will get the new update for free.

Learn how to design fast navigation layout which will give your users the speed they need to accomplish tasks with greater satisfaction.

How to use a color for a great design? Here are tips on proper color usage for all designers for great app layout.

Check a fresh issue of Tubik logofolio, uncovering the diverse collection of 16 logo designs and animations for various companies, services, and products.

Explore Top 20 App UI Design Inspiration Ideas  for your next design project.

Animation, Effects & Transitions for iOS

An elegant way to show users that something is happening and also prepare them to which contents s/he is waiting.

Network Monitor SDK for iOS.