Been working on @charty 2.0 for the last couple of weeks!
- 90% of the apps actions have been rewritten as AppIntents, which I think is a good start for the controversial Apple Intelligence features
- Numeric and circular charts mostly work, save for some axes’ scaling issues
- I’ve managed to add secondary axis support to #swiftcharts
- I’m now rewriting Ring Charts in #swiftui. Things are going well! 🚀
Framed with @Shareshot 😍
Managed to get some solid #iosdev done this week: the grid layout for ring charts is now working, and it’s all done in #swiftui! Still some adjustments to be made (hence the borders), but they’re looking good!
On @charty 2.0, since the last post:
- Ring grids can now have any combination of rows and columns;
- When displayed on a condensed view, ring symbols now appear at the top;
- Also, here’s my first try on supporting #iOS18 dark icons.
I was inspired by @pilky work on Coppice’s iPad update and tried some of his ideas for @charty 2.0 #swiftui redesign.
On the left what I was going for before, and on the right the result of implementing his ideas. But I’m still not sure what I should do.
Charty 2.0 is gonna have a substantial update on the CoreData model, and I had no idea how to manage a heavy weight migration. 😬
So spent a couple days trying to get this right and I’m happy to report things are working now! Charts created on v1 will not be lost once users update to v2. 😎
Also, here’s a screenshot of the export view under construction! 🔨
Spent last night working on pie/donut charts UI for @charty 2.0!
🎨 Users can now change the colors on pie charts, toggle gradients and even create their own.
📅 Also, a sneak peek on the current work on the axis editing view. Long time users will notice min/max selection for date axes is now *a lot* easier!
📱Also, both images in the post were made with the awesome @Shareshot!
Rodrigo Araújo