SwfitUI TextEditor is a great tool for letting your users edit large text elements, but sometimes you want to limit the character count — your backend API might have a limit. For example, Twitter (now X) has a character limit of 280. In this blog post, you will learn how to create a TextEditor with a limit […]

SwiftUI TextEditor is a great component that empowers developers to work with large text input and editing in SwiftUI applications. TextEditor is a dynamic, rich, and customisable solution that offers a world of possibilities for crafting engaging user interfaces. In this blog post, we’re going to take a deep dive into SwiftUI TextEditor, exploring its

SwiftUI Line chart is a great tool to use. A line chart, also known as a line graph or a time series chart, is a type of data visualization that displays information as a series of data points connected by straight lines. It is commonly used to represent data that changes continuously over a period

When it comes to creating visually stunning and captivating user interfaces, SwiftUI gradient are a design element that should not be overlooked. SwiftUI Gradients provide a seamless blend of colors that can add depth, dimension, and a touch of elegance to your app’s UI.  In this article about SwiftUI gradient, we’ll uncover the power of

One of the fundamental components for organizing and navigating through content in a mobile application is by using a tabbar at the bottom of the screen. In this blog post, we’ll explore how we can easily create a tabbar in SwiftUI by using the native tabview.  In this blog post I will provide you with

SwiftUI menu provide a seamless and organized way to present actions and options to users and allowing developers to create powerful and interactive interfaces. In this post, we will explore various aspects of SwiftUI Menu. We will cover a basic example, add a image to the menu, add a checkmark and more. Basic Example of

SwiftUI Toolbar is a powerful tool for designing elegant and functional user interfaces. In this blog post, we’ll be working with the native SwiftUI Toolbar and exploring its capabilities, providing examples, and showing you how to customize things like its background color to match your app’s design. SwiftUI toolbar basic example Let’s kick things off by

To create applications that users will love, developers must embrace intuitive design and create a great user experience. When thinking user experience one important note is efficient data presentation. One way of achieving that is by implementing search in SwiftUI. SwiftUI offers a powerful tool for achieving this: the Searchable modifier. In this blog post,

Swift UserDefaults is a lightweight and convenient data persistence store provided by Apple’s Foundation framework. It allows you to store small pieces of data, such as user preferences, settings, and simple configuration values. These values are automatically saved to the device’s file system, making them accessible even after the app is closed or the device

SwiftUI PhotoPicker is a powerful package for seamlessly integrating photo and media selection capabilities into your applications.  In this blog post, we’ll dive into how you can implement PhotoPicker and how you let the user pick a single image or select multiple images and of course how you can filter what kind of images they