ScaleEffect modifier has anchor parameter which helps us anchor the view and scale other sides. Today we will look at ScaleEffect with anchor property and apply animation on it. For this example, we will create a list of topics DevTechie has covered over the years for iOS app development. …

The ButtonStyle protocol is used to customize a button’s appearance. To configure the button style for a view, we create a struct, conforming ButtonStyle protocol, and then we use the buttonStyle(_:) modifier to apply the newly created style. The ButtonStyle protocol requires the makeBody(configuration: Configuration) function to be implemented where…

Path in SwiftUI is not only easy to learn and build, but it gives us an opportunity to build custom shapes of our choice. All you need is a path you may want to draw along with conformance to Shape protocol. If you want to learn more about Path, please…

Animating multiple properties in SwiftUI is as easy as performing a single property animation. There are two ways of adding animation to the views, so we will look at them one at a time as there is one slight (yet important) difference between the two. We will start with a…

Showing and hiding elements on screen is a common use case and SwiftUI makes it very easy to build this experience. Here is what we are building in this article:

In this article, we will see an example of animation inside GeometryReader. We will build a very simple game out of this. Game goes like this, as soon as the screen is launched, a ball on the screen will move. Goal is to tap on the ball while its resting…

Another animatable property in SwiftUI is the alignment property. We can easily see this in action with either VStack or HStack. Let’s create an example where we will animate three images with different animation curves. Alignment animation with VStack struct AlignmentAnimation: View { @State private var animate…

The AppStorage property wrapper was introduced with iOS 14. This property wrapper works on UserDefaults and makes it easy to store and retrieve data from UserDefaults. UserDefaults is a permanent storage on the user’s device to store small amount of information such as welcome screen, shown flags etc. Let’s take…

The HoverEffect modifier is probably one of the coolest fun modifiers there is in SwiftUI. I stumbled upon it while going through SwiftUI docs : https://developer.apple.com/documentation/swiftui/hovereffect As the name suggests, it applies an effect when the pointer hovers over a view. Let’s put an example to see this in action…