Let’s create a DatePicker and read the user input
Difficulty: Beginner | Easy | Normal | Challenging
Environment : Xcode 12, SwiftUI 2.0 & iOS14.
Create a new Xcode project
Open Xcode > App template > SwiftUI Life Cycle and call it DateSelection
In this tutorial, we will learn how to read a date from Firebase Firestore and convert it into a String. Using Xcode 12 & SwiftUI.
Difficulty: Beginner | Easy | Normal | Challenging
Environment : Xcode 12, Firebase, SwiftUI 2.0 & MVVM.
Prerequisites: Read the Firebase Firestore documentation & having the Firebase SDK installed.
Step 1 — Get your project setup
To not make this article too long, I will go quickly over installing Firebase. The documentation is already really good for getting started.
Open Xcode > Start a new project > Select App template > Choose SwiftUI Interface and call your project DateFirestore.
Then, go to the Firebase website and connect Firebase to your project using cocoapods. Documentation available here
In SwiftUI, you need to initiate Firebase from your DateFirestoreApp.Swift …
Let’s make a network call to GitHub APIs and display the data inside a UITableView and search for jobs thanks to UISearchController.
Difficulty: Beginner | Easy | Normal | Challenging
Environment : Xcode 12, UIKit, no storyboard & MVC
Introduction
We are going to build a native UITableView that display jobs from the GitHub Jobs APIs alongside a UISearchController to narrow the search results according to user input. Then, when a user click on a cell, we will present the job post url using SFSafariViewController. Here is the program:
- Set up the project to work without storyboard
- Create the model
- Decode the JSON
- Check JSON response
- Build the UITableView and display results
- Build the Search Bar and handle user’s input
- Present the Safari Controller when user tap on a…
Learn how to create a list and pass data with NavigationLink using Xcode 12 and SwiftUI 2.
Difficulty: Beginner | Easy | Normal | Challenging
Environment : Xcode 12 & SwiftUI
Create a new Xcode project
Open Xcode > Create a new Xcode project > App template > Call it CountryApp and select SwiftUI Interface and lifecycle.
Learn how to create an API call to get data from a remote JSON file and display this data in a SwiftUI list. Let’s get started!
Difficulty: Beginner | Easy | Normal | Challenging
Environment : Xcode 12 & SwiftUI
Start a new Xcode project
Open Xcode > Create a new Xcode project > App template > Call it userJSON and select SwiftUI interface and lifecycle.
Let’s check it out
Difficulty: Beginner | Easy | Normal | Challenging
Environment : Xcode 12, iOS 14, Firebase 7.1.0, and SwiftUI
Prerequisites: Read the Firebase Auth SDK for iOS documentation.
Start a New Project
Open Xcode > Start a new project > Select App template > Choose SwiftUI Interface and call your project SignInApple.
Thanks to the new APIs of SwiftUI 2.0, we can now present a map natively with the Map() method. Let’s see how to present one with some annotations.
Difficulty: Beginner | Easy | Normal | Challenging
Environment : Xcode 12 & SwiftUI
Create a new Xcode project
Open Xcode and create a new project, select App as a template, SwiftUI interface, and let’s call our project MapLocation.
Learn how to create a form with multiple sections containing a TextField, TextEditor, Picker, and Toggle
We will replicate a book marketplace submission form with a title, author name, category, description, and an option to turn “I’m interested in an exchange” on/off. It is composed of five sections, including a publish button.
Let’s Create a New Project!
Open Xcode > create a new project > Select SwiftUI interface and call it Form:
