Little snippet to know if application is installed via TestFlight
Take advantage of raw strings in Swift 5
Quick Notes on Apple Event 2019
SwiftUI Tutorial – Creating and Combining Views
Have A Great Geeky New Year 2020!
Happy Coding 🙂
Year: 2019
Gradient in SwiftUI
SwiftUI comes with easiest way of coding!
In SwiftUI they have given 3 types of gradients, you can easily show gradients on any of the view.
- Linear Gradient
- Radial Gradient
- Angular Gradient
In gradient option we have to pass array of colors.
Quick Notes on Apple Event 2019
- Apple Arcade
- Apple Arcade $4.99 a month with a one month free trial
- Apple TV+, available November 1st for $4.99/mo, free 1-year subscription with the purchase of a new device.
- New 10.2” iPad
- Announced the Apple Research app
- Apple Watch Series 5
- Always-on display on the Apple Watch Series 5!
- iPhone 11
- iPhone 11 has an ultra-wide camera, new UI in the Camera app for it
- iPhone 11 camera has night mode
- Slofies – Slomo Selfies
- iPhone 11 starts at $699
- iPhone 11 Pro & Pro Max
- Super Retina XDR Display on the iPhone 11 Pro
- iPhone 11 Pro battery lasts 4 hours longer than iPhone Xs, comes with fast charger in the box
- Deep Fusion image processing system on the iPhone 11 Pro
- iPhone 11 Pro available for pre-order Friday 5AM PDT, starts at $999
SwiftUI Tutorial – Creating and Combining Views
SwiftUI announced in WWDC 2019. It’s an innovative, exceptionally simple way to build user interfaces across all Apple platforms with the power of Swift. In previous blog I have shared some references from apple documents.
We will learn it by examples. First of all let’s start with simple UI.
Basic Resources For SwiftUI
Apple just announced SwiftUI today.
SwiftUI will be used to declare the user interface and behavior for your app on every platform.
Here are some basic resources to understand SwiftUI:
Apple Documentation
Tutorials for SwiftUI
Sample from WWDC 2019 Event:
Hope it will help you to look into it.
Happy Coding 🙂
Take advantage of raw strings in Swift 5
Swift 5 comes with enhancement in string literals delimiters to support Raw Text.
Little snippet to know if application is installed via TestFlight
I found little snippet from twitter about how to know if application is installed via TestFlight.
Here, appStoreReceiptURL is an instance property, which we can find from main bundle.
Here, I am adding snippet for both Objective-C and Swift.