SwiftUI Weekly - Issue #196

The curated collection of links about SwiftUI. Delivered every Monday.

Customizing windows in SwiftUI

SwiftUI has become the leading framework for building apps on all Apple platforms. Almost half of these platforms support multiple windows, so we see more APIs allowing us to manipulate windows. This week, we will learn how to customize windows in SwiftUI using new APIs.

Truncating Text In SwiftUI

Text is the most common kind of content that apps contain. We deal with all sorts of text length everyday, but when it comes to long text we often need to cut it off and display just a part of it. Along with that, users usually get an option to expand and view the long text, or collapse and keep it truncated.

Build Multilingual Ready Apps

Creating multilingual ready apps ensures a broader reach and a better user experience. This article outlines key concepts and best practices from the WWDC24 session on building multilingual ready apps, focusing on handling keyboard interactions, text rendering, and localization.

Using onScrollPhaseChange for Scroll Changes in iOS 18

I love how the Apple Music app hides everything when you are looking at lyrics. So clean and focused. I wanted to create something similar in my own app.

Nested Grid Layout Anomaly: Analysis Approach and Resolution Strategies for SwiftUI Layout Issues

After six iterations, SwiftUI is no longer a nascent framework. However, developers still occasionally encounter various peculiar issues stemming from bugs in the framework’s code during its use. This article will analyze a case of abnormal Grid layout, exploring the analytical approach and problem-solving strategies when encountering issues in everyday SwiftUI development.