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Sheets are used extensively in SwiftUI for presenting views. If this were UIKit, you would use a command like self.present(ViewController(), animated: true) but in SwiftUI, we use a view modifier command. For sheets, they are not a lot of parameters you could play around with. We are going

An Optional is a type of its own that can handle the absence of a value. Optionals can contain nil values and there are multiple ways to unwrap them. In this article, we will understand why not to unwrap them forcefully and how to unwrap them safely. Optionals  A type

Pickers are control elements which let you pick a value from a list of mutually exclusive arrays. You can use it in forms or for selecting normal data. Human Interface Guidelines SummaryBefore diving into coding, let's take a look at Human Interface Guidelines summary. Consider this when using medium-to-long list

This year, we received a package of surprises from Apple at WWDC22. Out of these exciting announcements, we got a new framework entirely focused on fetching weather data to your app or website called "WeatherKit." We will go through the step-by-step process of importing this framework and covering its basic

Xcode stores intermediate build results, generated indexes and other built results in form of derived data. It can grows to 5-10 GBs or even more depending on how complex your projects are. Sometimes, derived data can result into strange Xcode errors. That's why it is highly recommendable to delete the

This guide will explain how to make your code more or less accessible by using Swift's access controls. Basically, access controls in swift are used to define how types, functions, and other declarations can be accessed in your project. You can set the accessibility (visibility) of classes, structs, enums, functions,

As an iOS Developer, Xcode is something you work with for over 8 hours a day or even more. Wouldn't it be cool to have your unique Xcode theme to make your life a little more exciting? Let’s see how you can add more themes to Xcode Finding Xcode

Context menus are basically peek-and-pop interactions and can be a great add-on to the UI elements in your app and can enhance the experience. Context menus works pretty much like Menus in SwiftUI. An analogy you could use is that context menu and menus are cousins. You will observe how

In this guide, you will learn about For Loop in Swift. We will see many examples of how to use for-loop over collections and ranges. Looping means repeating an action over and over again. In Swift, there are some control flow statements that are used to control the execution flow