Grateful for the opportunity to give a talk about SwiftUI swipe actions at @nsspain last week, it was such a nice conference!
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UI at Moving Parts
SwiftUI button pressed state test
robbLive curtain distortion effect built with #SwiftUI shaders.
The code can be found here: https://www.patreon.com/posts/91293805?utm_campaign=postshare_creator
Made a #SwiftUI scroll effect.
Happy to see that this scroll effect is easier to make with the new visualEffect API in #SwiftUI.
After years of the same boring materials on iOS, I think it’s finally time for reeded glass navigation bars.
Tried out transitioning a more menu into swipe actions in #SwiftUI
Version 0.3.0 of Pow is now in beta! We’ve added Conditional Effects for #SwiftUI that can trigger continuously, as long as a condition is met.
You’ll find the beta version on GitHub https://github.com/movingparts-io/Pow/pull/23 and you can buy a license at https://movingparts.io/pow
Just published a follow-up post to Styling Components in SwiftUI on the
@movingparts blog, this time taking a closer look at how styles propagate, how we can compose styles, and making styles for custom views composable. #SwiftUI https://movingparts.io/composable-styles-in-swiftui
@movingparts blog, this time taking a closer look at how styles propagate, how we can compose styles, and making styles for custom views composable. #SwiftUI https://movingparts.io/composable-styles-in-swiftui
SwiftUI’s view styles are great for maintaining a design system in your app. I wrote a recap on the
@movingparts blog, summarizing what we showed on
@objcio’s Swift Talk last year, covering how to make custom view styles work like the built-in ones. Plus, some new tricks we’ve learned in the time since.
https://movingparts.io/styling-components-in-swiftui
@movingparts blog, summarizing what we showed on
@objcio’s Swift Talk last year, covering how to make custom view styles work like the built-in ones. Plus, some new tricks we’ve learned in the time since.
https://movingparts.io/styling-components-in-swiftui
