SwiftUI Weekly - Issue #202

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Font modifiers in SwiftUI

Font modifiers are a great way to manage typography in SwiftUI, letting us style text directly at the font level. Using these modifiers thoughtfully can help us create a polished look that improves our app’s user experience.

Conditional SwiftUI Accessibility Labels

In iOS 18, Apple added an optional isEnabled parameter to many of the accessibility modifiers.

Measuring View Visibility Percentage in SwiftUI Using PreferenceKeys

This looks like a hard challenge to take and don’t take me wrong, is not easy either. We will need to understand a lot of small concepts but don’t worry we will present every little step one at a time.

SwiftUI Self-Sizing Flow Layouts

The UIKit combination of UICollectionView and the UICollectionViewFlowLayout gives a lot of flexibility and control to build grid-like flow layouts. How do we do that with SwiftUI?

Using ViewThatFits to Create a More Accessible List Cell in SwiftUI

Creating accessible user interfaces is a crucial aspect of modern app development. However, ensuring that your app is accessible to all users can sometimes be challenging. In this article, we’ll explore how to use the ViewThatFits component to create more visually accessible list cells in your SwiftUI apps.