Day 81 #100DaysOfSwiftUI
✅ Overview of the HotProspects project (III)
🔑 takeaways:
👉 .contextMenu modifier for secondary actions
👉 .swipeActions on list items for further actions
👉 Two types of notifications: Remote & local
Great UX is already built in!
Did you know that there is a more convenient way to add the frame modifier you need in #Xcode14?
Just type .frame + the abbreviations of the properties you need (e.g. w for width, wh for width and height, …) and let autocomplete do the work for you!
A number to keep in mind 👇 https://xcancel.com/yannicklu/status/1573303483457048577
.@thatsfinsweet has many great Webflow products that I love to use (available for free!).
But my absolute favorite is Attributes: Whenever I need something that's not possible in Webflow, chances are that there is an attribute that exactly solves my problem.
Feels like magic ✨
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DALL-E 2 is great, but writing good prompts can feel like art as well.
I've discovered this awesome presentation which helped me learn a lot about writing prompts for various styles 👇
Day 80 #100DaysOfSwiftUI
✅ Overview of the HotProspects project (II)
🔑 takeaways:
👉 objectWillChange is for manually publishing changes from classes
👉 Use .result on a Task to simplify code (returns either return type or error)
👉 SwiftUI automatically interpolates images
iOS devs should really appreciate the fact that the new OS version is adopted so fast 🤯
Makes me excited to use the new SwiftUI features :) https://xcancel.com/ChristianSelig/status/1571573431010836483
Day 79 #100DaysOfSwiftUI
✅ Overview of the HotProspects project (I)
🔑 takeaways:
👉 @ EnvironmentObject makes data accessible to child views, use it with .environmentObject modifier
👉 TabView is a parent view for your whole app, it uses the .tabItem modifier
The new default SwiftUI view now features an icon.
Spotting this little change is a great reminder of how far I've already come on my #100DaysOfSwiftUI journey!
Uno #011
If you are a dev, you probably use the terminal pretty often. The best one in my opinion is Hyper by @vercel.
Built with HTML, CSS & JS and therefore easily extensible with plugins and customizable with gorgeous themes.
Here's mine, love the clean look:
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Day 78 #100DaysOfSwiftUI
✅ Extended personal CRM app with location feature
Learned how to use the TabView view and also finally understood what .constant() is for 🤓
No coding tweet today but a delicious pizza I had yesterday to kick off the weekend 😋
Have a nice one everybody!
“Build what you wished existed.”
Great inspiring talk @austboston 🙌 https://xcancel.com/austboston/status/1570436294957993985
Day 77 #100DaysOfSwiftUI
✅ Built a little personal CRM app
Finally got around to finishing this one. The UI part wasn't that hard (although it isn't anything fancy).
But saving the image was harder than I thought. Luckily, I found a helpful Github repo 🤓
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Built a lil URL shortener for my personal domain, following the tutorial linked in the next Tweet.
It's built using @nextjs, @prisma, @planetscaledata, and @vercel.
Test it @ http://hoferdo.link/twitter
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Just built my profile on @Polywork! Check it out and get in touch with me there for all kinds of polyworking opportunities - https://poly.me/dominikhofer
Designed a possible icon for my first iOS app.
What do you think?
(And also wanna guess, what the app will be about? 😏)
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This right here 👇 https://xcancel.com/marc_louvion/status/1569299284549304322
A great reminder 🧠 https://xcancel.com/SahilBloom/status/1568938838113882112
Uno #010
As you probably know, I'm currently learning SwiftUI and getting into iOS dev. And if I like one thing in particular, it's the great community around the topic.
A great resource to discover apps made by fellow indie hackers is @AppAirport. I love exploring them!
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Day 76 #100DaysOfSwiftUI
✅ Did some a11y reviews on my own
Pretty much consisted of spotting the issue (the hardest part) and then hiding elements and/or providing declarative labels.
Also scored 12/12 on the review test, which made me quite proud 😇
Day 75 #100DaysOfSwiftUI
✅ Making previous apps accessible
🔑 takeaways:
👉 Making apps accessible isn’t that hard, just do it!
New Apple Watch lineup in a nutshell. https://xcancel.com/escoen/status/1567567510571991044
One of my favorite things to do after an #AppleEvent is browsing the new product websites.
Always so many delightful details to discover ✨
Day 74 #100DaysOfSwiftUI
✅ Intro to a11y
🔑 takeaways:
👉 Use labels to describe content
👉 Decorative images
👉 Hide unimportant elements to VoiceOver users
👉 .accessibilityElement()
👉 use .accessibilityAdjustableAction to give VoiceOver users custom actions
Already obsessed with the way the UI incorporates the new “notch” 👀
It's called “Dynamic Island”.
Day 73 #100DaysOfSwiftUI
✅ Added some additional features on my own
Another project done 🥳
The main task here was to refactor the EditView to conform to MVVM. I found the initialization in the view itself quite interesting:
Is there a similar course to #100DaysOfSwiftUI but for #React or #Typescript?
Really like this format and I learn quite well with it 👨💻
Day 72 #100DaysOfSwiftUI
✅ Built the BucketList project (part III)
🔑 takeaways:
👉 ViewModel is a software architecture pattern (create view extension)
👉 View should only be responsible for displaying data
👉 Use private(set) in ViewModel
👉 You can encrypt data on save
Uno #009
The one app you probably use the most every day is your browser. Why not give it an upgrade?
The best new browser on the market is, without a doubt, Arc by @browsercompany.
Clean design and many great features you won't find elsewhere 🤩
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Day 71 #100DaysOfSwiftUI
✅ Built the BucketList project (part II)
🔑 takeaways:
👉 + Text() to combine texts
👉 Outsource as much cleanup work as possible to the data struct
👉 Reminder that nil coalescing is so useful
TIL that you can use @microsoft's 3d emojis completely for free!
Here's the Figma link: https://www.figma.com/community/file/1138254942249677742 https://xcancel.com/UARRR/status/1566048230282039297
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Quick lil #Xcode tip:
Hit enter on autocompleted closures to enter into trailing closure mode quickly 👇
Day 70 #100DaysOfSwiftUI
✅ Built the BucketList project (part I)
🔑 takeaways:
👉 Add example data to types
👉 You can use optional variables to toggle sheets
👉 Set default state values with initializer and _variableName
Really like working with maps so far!
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One side benefit of learning Swift is that I FINALLY understand, why people love Typescript.
Took quite a while 😂
Day 69 #100DaysOfSwiftUI
✅ Further intro to the BucketList project
🔑 takeaways:
👉 MapKit integrates natively into SwiftUI (and is quite pleasant to use)
👉 You can add FaceID pretty easily as well (needs permission)
Was surprised that this didn't need some UIKit-hacks 😮💨
Today, I'm taking a break from #100DaysOfSwiftUI
But I wanted to share one of the best iOS-related YouTube channels out there: The one by @StewartLynch
Really nice teaching-style, already learned a lot!
Day 68 #100DaysOfSwiftUI
✅ Overview of the BucketList project
🔑 takeaways:
👉 If structs confirm to comparable protocol, they are sorteable
👉 You can save data directly to the documents directory
👉 Use enums to show different states of UI
Day 67 #100DaysOfSwiftUI
✅ Added some additional features on my own
Explored some more CIFilter options, there are surprisingly many!
Also learned that you can just disable views by checking if an optional is empty.
Yesterday, instead of completing the next day of #100DaysOfSwiftUI, I did something even more exciting.
I created my own lil app, a minimal Tichu counter 🃏
Pretty simple right now but if anyone wants to try it out, let me know :)
Uno #008
School has started and you're looking for a suitable notetaking app for students?
@rem_note is all you'll ever wish for: Easy to use interface based on nested bullet points and even better: The ability to easily create flashcards right from your notes to practice.
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