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TabularData was introduced in iOS 15 and can be used to load data from csv or json format into a DataFrame to explore and manipulate. This is not Python Pandas, but it does provide some basic functionality for exploring data and is fast and efficient. In this article, the data on the deaths from Covid is loaded, …
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Many shapes can be created with Path in SwiftUI. Shapes and paths can be combined to create more complex shapes or patterns. This article shows how to create simple shapes and how to create a view of the back of a card with different patterns.
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Form view is used in SwiftUI to present a collection of user input controls, such as text fields and toggle buttons to gather information from the user. Forms are frequently used in settings screens and data entry screens. This article walks through displaying text, toggle buttons, pickers and steppers in a SwiftUI …
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Modal views are views that are presented over the main application and prevent interaction with the views behind until the modal view is dismissed. There are different types of modal views available in SwiftUI, each designed for a particular function. This article shows the use of Sheets, Alerts, Action Sheets and …
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Pie charts are widely used in the business world and the mass media. There is some criticism of the use of pie charts as it can be difficult to compare sector sizes, however they can be useful when the number of sectors is small. In this article we walk through how to create a pie chart in SwiftUI using path.addArc …
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Most mobile apps contain more than one screen, so navigation from one screen to another is necessary. A typical implementation is to have a list of items where tapping on a single item will navigate to a detailed page for that item. SwiftUI framework provides NavigationView and NavigationLink for this purpose.
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