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Almost everyone hates the buffering screen we get due to low internet or the app processing something. Well, but since 5G is here in India, there are less chances of you spending your day just staring at a progress view. Even though we all hate it, making a progress view

You may have come across the concept of Arrays and Dictionaries, two primitive types of collecting and storing the values, but there is a third one in the group called Sets. These three types are together referred to as Collection Types. If you're unfamiliar with Arrays and Dictionaries, we strongly

Dear iOS enthusiasts, We wanted to express our sincere gratitude for making the second chapter of Swift Anytime iOS Meetup at Bangalore a huge success! We are so grateful to have such a passionate and energetic community. For our speakers, we extend a hearfelt thank you for sharing informative, engaging

In this article, you will learn how to handle events that communicate through the app. What is UIResponder? This is an abstract interface for responding to and handling events. An abstract interface is just combination of properties and methods to override them only. You can say, all the instances of

This article will show you how to access a class's private members, such as variables and methods in Swift. In the normal case, you cannot access private members outside the scope of a class directly, but let's see what are the alternative ways to access members within and outside the

As per the standard definition, Closures are self-contained blocks of functionality that can be passed around and used in your code. When passing a closure expression to a function as the function’s final argument, it can be useful to write a trailing closure. > Trailing closure is written after the

Toggles are some of the most used UIControl in iOS Apps since it lets let you switch between a binary state - true or false, 0 or 1. You are most likely to encounter a toggle in settings or some kind of list view. But regardless of your app has

Back when we had Blackberry and Nokia phones, everything was based on button clicks. After clicking those chunky keys, you would be able to write the text and use the phone. Got some nostalgia kicking in, huh? Well, that was the scenario back then. When the touch screen phone came,

This is a two-part article in which we will learn about WidgetKit for creating Widgets and the newly introduced ActivityFramework for creating Live Activities and Dynamic Island interaction in our iOS Apps. In this part of the article, we will be learning about the WidgetKit framework, using which we will