Customize TabView in SwiftUI (Episode II°)
In this post, we’ll learn how to create a tab bar similar to LinkedIn, which features a horizontal black line on top of the selected
In this post, we’ll learn how to create a tab bar similar to LinkedIn, which features a horizontal black line on top of the selected
In this post, we’ll explore how to customize the TabView with just a few lines of code. As usual, let’s start from the end: We’ll
Sure, sometimes when developing mobile applications, you find yourself in situations where you want some elements to have dimensions proportional to the screen. In such
If your app requires QR code scanning capabilities, or if you’re simply interested in this topic, you might find this post useful. First, we’ll craft
When you use the app on an iPad, you often see a list on the left and some details on the right. In this post,
When using a table, you typically manage a lot of data, so some basic operations include searching and selecting. In this post, you’ll learn how
If a list is a must-have for the iPhone, similarly, the Table can be essential for the iPad. Typically, when developing applications for larger screens,
How many apps do you know that implement the pull-to-refresh feature? If you’re interested in learning how to create this helpful functionality in your app,
How can we allow the user to select a date within a defined range? If you’re seeking an answer, read this post. In this post,