Mecid

oskargroth, 10 days ago to random

How many SO answers does it take to limit the number of characters in a SwiftUI TextField?

20 answers and still no good solution 😅

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/56476007/how-to-set-textfield-max-length

StewartLynch, 13 days ago to SwiftUI

I have come across something with the Observation framework that is confusing me so if there are any #SwiftUI Observation framework experts out there that can explain this to me, I would be forever grateful. Why I don’t have to define the object as a State object?

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dimillian, 1 month ago to random

I took great care of iPad support. @IceCubesApp uses the iOS (TabBar) layout when the size class changes to a compact width. On regular width size classes, the app uses a custom sidebar layout. All that with SwiftUI, without reloading any root view so state is kept.

video/mp4

Mecid, 1 month ago to random

@dimillian can I somehow sync timeline position between ice cubes on macOS and iOS?

Mecid, 1 month ago to random

The contentMargins view modifier shifts only scrollable content away from the safe area. But it keeps the scrollbar on the trailing edge of the view.
https://buff.ly/3Uq6QkN

Mecid, 1 month ago to random

Any active podcasts about Swift dev?

zachsimone, 1 month ago to random

I like the look of this chart in App Store Connect, but is there a chance Petty made almost AU$800k in the last couple of hours?

[Phil Gould voice] No no no no no!

Mecid, 2 months ago to random

The recent version of the SwiftUI framework introduces a trigger value pattern across its APIs. Trigger value allows us to attach a view modifier that runs its action whenever the trigger value changes. This week, we will learn how to build custom view modifiers using trigger value pattern.
https://buff.ly/4cIaqhq

Mecid, 2 months ago to random

We use the new AnyLayout type to erase the actual type of the layout that depends on the current horizontal size class. The structural identity of our view stays the same. In this case, the SwiftUI doesn’t recreate the views It only moves them.
https://buff.ly/3MpSzjQ

seanallen_dev, 2 months ago to random

New video on my YouTube channel all about SwiftUI toggle buttons and switches.

The newer toggle buttons with a content transition provide a nice little animation.

video/mp4

dimillian, 2 months ago to random

@IceCubesApp is featured in this week's story about the news app on the App Store! https://apps.apple.com/us/story/id1732341630

Mecid, 2 months ago to random

In this example, we introduce the content property on the ContentView type. The content property isn’t isolated to the main actor, so both functions will run on the cooperative thread pool.
https://buff.ly/43oknwc

Mecid, 2 months ago to random

The Swift language allows us to define thread-safe types using actors. Actor type automatically manages serial access to the data it protects. But what if we need multiple types protected by a single serial access queue? That’s why we have global actors, and today, we will learn how to use global actors in Swift.
https://buff.ly/3uYQqGl

Mecid, 3 months ago to random

How do you deal with dynamic type in your apps? Do you embed every screen in scroll view? I solve this problem using ViewThatFits view and embed my content into scroll view only when it doesn't fit.
https://buff.ly/3qX5bXZ

Mecid, 3 months ago to random

Another tree-based structure that the Swift Collections package provides us is the Heap type. The Heap type stores comparable elements and allows you to query for the minimal or maximal element quickly.
https://buff.ly/3T2PR7w

Mecid, 3 months ago to random

Dictionary and Set types that Swift language provides us store values in a single flat hash table that you copy on every write or mutation. TreeDictionary and TreeSet types hold values in the tree-based structure, allowing the efficient updating of only the needed branches.
https://buff.ly/3T2PR7w

Mecid, 3 months ago to random

It is very easy to create a data race but very hard to fix. So investing time into building a type-safe type in your codebase is much better. Apple provides us with the OSAllocatedUnfairLock type, allowing us to control concurrent access.
https://buff.ly/3Pr8XSO