Hey Guys! Welcome to another blog on the latest iOS 17 updates for Swift charts. In the ever-evolving world of app development, data visualization plays a crucial role in conveying information effectively and engaging users. With the advent of iOS 17, Apple has introduced a range of exciting enhancements to the Swift charts framework, empowering developers to create stunning and interactive visual representations of data like never before.

As an iOS developer, there are several exciting features and capabilities to explore within the platform. Among them, widgets stand out as a favorite for me. Widgets have become an integral part of the iOS and macOS experience, and with the latest capabilities introduced in SwiftUI, they are now even more powerful. In this article, we will explore how to bring widgets to life with interactivity and animations, making them more engaging and visually appealing. We will dive into the details of how animations work with widgets and showcase the new Xcode Preview API, which enables quick iteration and customization. Additionally, we will explore how to add interactivity to widgets using familiar controls like Button and Toggle, leveraging the power of App Intents. So let’s get started!

In Part 1 of this blog series, we discussed the exciting new features introduced in iOS 17 and how they can enhance your SwiftUI app development. Building upon that foundation, let’s dive deeper into more iOS 17 features and explore their implementation in SwiftUI. — Let’s see the remaining topics. Observable & Bindable In this section, we’ll dive into the powerful features of Observable and Bindable in SwiftUI, which were introduced in the SwiftData framework. These features revolutionize the way we handle data flow and UI updates within our apps. …

Welcome back to my Swift Journey! It’s been quite some time since we last connected, but I’m thrilled to have you here again. In this blog, we’ll dive back into the world of Swift programming and explore the latest updates, techniques, and best practices. SwiftUI has revolutionized the way we build user interfaces for Apple platforms, and with iOS 17, Apple continues to push the boundaries of what’s possible.

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Hey guys!. Am back with some bit old tip for Auto layout constraints to support Split View in iPad and usual view for iPhone. And It is a bit old tip but found interesting while working with this. Hence planned to share with all of you guys!. At the end, i have added bonus content. Enjoy Coding! — Overview As we said, We don’t need split View Controller to spit up Views in iPad and it is not the exact thing we need in most cases. Here is the output of my idea.

Hey Guys! Am back with some interesting stuff that am gonna show you how to use CoreData in SwiftUI. I promise you guys this is the way easiest we can use CoreData flawlessly. And while implementing this, i really enjoyed each and every lines of Code. I wanna share that experience with you all. Let’s see! — Introduction Now, We gonna create an application similar to checkList for intaking medicines. In this app, we can create medicine checkList and update medicine status like taken or not. Below are outputs from my simlator.

Hey guys! I want to share some interesting thing along with some concept in SwiftUI. Here am gonna create a color game which adds score when user pick odd colours out. And user loses 50 from whole score when chooses wrong colour. Here are some pictures on that. Now am…