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Apple has introduced a new user interface material in iOS 26 called Liquid Glass, which captures light beautifully while also resembling the motion of a liquid. It combines the optical properties of glass, such as transparency, light refraction, shine, mirror-like surfaces, and a clean, crisp appearance, with a sense of fluidity,...
Welcome to our The Power of ARKit blog series! In this series, we’ll explore how to integrate ARKit into SwiftUI and unlock new possibilities for building immersive and innovative iOS applications. This first part will focus on the initial setup and configuration of ARKit within a SwiftUI project. We’ll also walk through how to...
Introduction In Apple TV, the centre of user interaction is the focus engine. Apple TV does not use the touchscreen like iPhones and iPads, where one taps everything directly on the screen, but uses the remote control to navigate among the elements. This is to say that the usability of your app largely relies on the ease and...
Introduction Swift Data is a powerful tool for managing data in Swift applications, offering a streamlined alternative to Core Data. Designed to simplify data persistence, Swift Data becomes especially valuable when Core Data’s complexity feels like a lot to handle. One of its notable benefits is its simplicity; it provides a more...
SwiftUI offers a range of tools and capabilities that can truly elevate our layouts. Throughout this article, We will explore advanced layout techniques, including GeometryReader, preference keys, and layout priorities. These techniques help us to create layouts that are not only responsive and dynamic but also visually stunning in our...