Introducing SwiftUI

SwiftUI is a modern way to declare user interfaces for any Apple platform. Create beautiful, dynamic apps faster than ever before.

https://developer.apple.com/tutorials/swiftui

SwiftUI Essentials

1. Creating and Combining Views

• Section 1: Create a New Project and Explore the Canvas
• Section 2: : the Text View
• Section 3: Combine Views Using Stacks
• Section 4: Create a Custom Image View
• Section 5: Use UIKit and SwiftUI Views Together
• Section 6: Compose the Detail View

2. Building Lists and Navigation

• Section 1: Get to Know the Sample Data
• Section 2: Create the Row View
• Section 3: Customize the Row Preview
• Section 4: Create the List of Landmarks
• Section 5: Make the List Dynamic
• Section 6: Set Up Navigation Between List and Detail
• Section 7: Pass Data into Child Views
• Section 8: Generating Previews Dynamically

3. Handling User Input

• Section 1: Mark the User’s Favorite Landmarks
• Section 2: Filter the List View
• Section 3: Add a Control to Toggle the State
• Section 4: Use an Observable Object for Storage
• Section 5: Adopt the Model Object in Your Views
• Section 6: Create a Favorite Button for Each Landmark

Drawing and Animation

1. Drawing Paths and Shapes

• Section 1: Create a Badge View
• Section 2: Draw the Badge Background
• Section 3: Draw the Badge Symbol
• Section 4: Combine the Badge Foreground and Background

2. Animating Views and Transitions

• Section 1: Add Animations to Individual Views
• Section 2: Animate the Effects of State Changes
• Section 3: Customize View Transitions
• Section 4: Compose Animations for Complex Effects

App Design and Layout

1. Composing Complex Interfaces

• Section 1: Add a Home View
• Section 2: Create a Categories List
• Section 3: Add Rows of Landmarks
• Section 4: Compose the Home View
• Section 5: Add Navigation Between Sections

2. Working with UI Controls

• Section 1: Display a User Profile
• Section 2: Add an Edit Mode
• Section 3: Define the Profile Editor
• Section 4: Delay Edit Propagation

Framework Integration

1. Interfacing with UIKit

• Section 1: Create View to Represent a UIPageViewController
• Section 2: Create the View Controller's Data Source
• Section 3: Track the Page in a SwiftUI View’s State
• Section 4: Add a Custom Page Control

2. Creating a watchOS App

• Section 1: Add a watchOS Target
• Section 2: Share Files Between Targets
• Section 3: Create the Detail View
• Section 4: Add the watchOS Map View
• Section 5: Create a Cross-Platform List View
• Section 6: Add the Landmarks List
• Section 7: Create a Custom Notification Interface

3. Creating a macOS App

• Section 1: Add a macOS Target to the Project
• Section 2: Share Data and Assets
• Section 3: Create a Row View
• Section 4: Assemble Rows into a List
• Section 5: Create a Filter to Manage the List
• Section 6: Combine the List and Filter Views
• Section 7: Prepare the Circle Image for Reuse
• Section 8: Extend the Map View for macOS
• Section 9: Build the Detail View
• Section 10: Combine the Master and Detail Views