How to build a networking client in Swift using Async/Await and integrating it easily with SwiftUI! — Introduction Remember two years ago when almost every new project relied on a library for networking else the pyramid of doom would take over? URLSession completion handlers were too clunky, so we used libraries like Alamofire to provide an easy-to-use API for creating requests. …

New SwiftUI modifiers released in iOS 15 unlock the true declarative superpower of SwiftUI and help you build better apps! — Introduction At WWDC 2021, the SwiftUI team released a handful of new Viewmodifiers to help developers simplify building their app user interfaces. I will go over five of my top favorite modifiers released with sample code snippets that will help you get started. If you want even more information on everything…

These chrome extensions will make you more productive and save you countless hours throughout the day. — Introduction I still use Chrome because it has the best support for browser extensions. In fact, if you know basic HTML and JavaScript, you already know how to create one. All that’s required is to set up your project with a `manifest.json` …

Learn Swift’s Combine framework through examples and sample code. A brief intro to publishers, operators, and subscribers. — What is Combine? In short, Combine enables subscribing to output or values over time with a declarative API. For example, if you’re making a network request to fetch JSON. Notice how Combine is built into url session, you’ll see it…

I created a vertical scrolling list of cards in React using flexbox and styled-components (beginner introduction with examples). — I am new to React, CSS and HTML and found it difficult to build this simple vertical list to display cards. My background is in iOS development, and the primary library (UIKit) has built-in components that solve these particular UI-related problems, i.e., ScrollView. Out of frustration I posted on r/reactjs…

A fast way to add a search bar to your SwiftUI app with fuzzy search and NavigationView. (Bonus: becomeFirstResponder) — Edit: In the latest version of iOS 15 sdk, you can now use the .searchable(:) modifier to achieve search behavior. Only continue with this article if you need to support iOS 13 and higher! This year, at the top of the WWDC wish list, is for the SwiftUI team to add…

How I used the TabView to build a vertical paging feed like Tik Tok. — I used the TabView in SwiftUI to create a vertically paging feed, and here’s how you can do it too. The TabView has a modifier called PageTabViewStyle that allows you to turn it from a traditional tab bar into a paging scroll view. After adding this modifier, you’ll see that…