Understanding .onAppear and .onDisappear in SwiftUI
SwiftUI simplifies the way developers think about the lifecycle of views with its declarative syntax. Unlike UIKit, which requires you to manage the lifecycl...
Handling HTML Text Gaps in Swift
When working with HTML content in iOS applications, developers often encounter challenges in displaying text with the proper formatting, especially when it c...
How to customize status bar in iOS
Status Bar appears at the top of your device displaying information such as battery left in your device and carrier details. The default style of status bar ...
Button in Swift UI - Code Snippet
A button in SwiftUI is a fundamental interactive component that allows users to trigger actions. SwiftUI Button Basics The two main elements for creating a...
Auto Layout in iOS
Using Auto Layout feature developers can align UI controls for different devices, screen sizes and orientation. This reduces the code to be maintained and ma...
Choosing between guard statement and if let
Swift offers two important features for handling optionals: the guard statement and if let, also known as optional binding. What is guard? The guard statem...
Building a Personal Journal App: A Step-by-Step Guide to MVVM in SwiftUI
Are you ready to build a Personal Journal app while learning about the MVVM (Model-View-ViewModel) architecture? This tutorial will guide you through the pro...
This bundle is invalid. The value for key CFBundleVersion error
If you are receiving the following error while trying to upload your binary from Xcode organiser to AppStoreConnect then try incrementing the build number. ...
A SwiftUI Stopwatch App with Lap Timing
In this tutorial, we’ll create a sophisticated stopwatch app called “LapTrack” using SwiftUI. LapTrack will feature a sleek interface with start/stop functio...
Building a Stopwatch App in SwiftUI
In this tutorial, we’ll walk through the process of creating a stopwatch app using SwiftUI. We’ll start with a basic stopwatch and then enhance it with addit...