SwiftUI Weekly - Issue #82

This year, we’re pleased to continue accepting submissions in App Store Connect throughout the upcoming holidays. Make sure your apps are up to date and ready for the busiest season on the App Store. Due to anticipated high volume, plan to send time-sensitive submissions early. Please note that reviews may take longer to complete from November 24 to 28 and December 23 to 27.

A safe area defines the area within a view that isn’t covered by a navigation bar, tab bar, toolbar, or other views. SwiftUI views respect safe areas out of the box. But there are plenty of situations when you need to customize this behavior. This week we will learn how to manage the safe area in SwiftUI.

There’s a good chance that you’re using SwiftUI and that you’re not quite sure how and when SwiftUI determines which views should redraw. And arguably, that’s a good thing. SwiftUI is clearly smart enough to make decent decisions without any negative consequences.

Read about the redacted view modifier in SwiftUI and how to show placeholders while fetching data or displaying sensitive information.

Between banking and crypto apps, it’s quite often we interact with currency inputs on daily basis. If creating a localized UITextField can already be tricky in UIKit, I was wondering how hard it would be to do a similar one in SwiftUI. Let’s see today how to create a localized currency TextField in SwiftUI.

A collection of the most common custom types we might define into the environment.

Let’s take a look at a few different ways to run multiple tasks in parallel when using Swift’s built-in concurrency system, and when each of those techniques can be especially useful.

In this project we build a multi-screen user interface for letting users explore the history of the Apollo space program.

In this technique project we build an expense tracking app with two views, ObservableObject, Codable, and UserDefaults.