Getting Started With SwiftUI In One Hour

Explore SwiftUI fundamentals, compare it with UIKit, and learn declarative UI design across all Apple platforms, then set up an Xcode project with SwiftUI to start building simple views.

Explore the SwiftUI project structure by examining app script and contentview inside window group, learn how SwiftUI views are built as structs with a body and preview for design.

Create and customize a text view in SwiftUI by using parameters and modifiers. Display text with the text keyword, apply the font modifier, and preview on a mock screen.

Explore the button view in swiftui by defining an action to handle clicks and a label that can be any view, like text, image, or shape, producing the same result.

Learn to display images from assets, system icons, and the internet using image view and async image, with placeholders, progress indicators, and customizable modifiers.

Explore the text field view in SwiftUI, with placeholder text and a bound @State variable using the dollar sign, and apply font and padding modifiers.

Discover SwiftUI's list view by building dynamic lists from data arrays, using unique ids, and rendering rows with text, images, or custom views.

Explore how to use SwiftUI's scroll view to scroll content vertically or horizontally, using direct views or a for each loop, with control over direction and the scroll indicator.

Explore stack views in SwiftUI, including Zstack, Vstack, and Hstack, to align text, button, and other views along the x, y, and z axes using alignment and spacing parameters.

Explore how to build a complete blog UI in SwiftUI by structuring views with ZStack and VStack, using a ScrollView, headers, and buttons to craft a responsive layout.

Build a cycle shop landing page UI in SwiftUI using a ZStack with a resizable background, top and bottom gradients, and a header with left/right icons and bottom-aligned controls.

Learn how to use state, binding, and observable objects in SwiftUI to manage data and reflect changes in the UI with a counter example.

Master navigation in SwiftUI by implementing a navigation stack with navigation link, navigation destination, and navigation path, using state and binding to move between simple pages.

Develop a multi-level navigation in a SwiftUI app by building a navigation manager from observable object, routing with an enum, and using a navigation stack with three pages.

Explains animating SwiftUI circles with a width animation view and an animation modifier, showing how a state object drives circle size changes and how ease type and duration affect transitions.