Progress indicators are essential UI elements that keep users informed about ongoing tasks. In SwiftUI, the ProgressView is used for this purpose. While the default appearance is good enough for most cases, you might want to customize it to better match your app’s theme. One common customization is changing the color. In this blog post,…
In the fast-paced world of mobile apps, convenience is key. One way to enhance user experience is by enabling autofill for form fields. This blog post will discuss how to use the autofill feature in React Native’s TextInput component to make form filling quicker and easier for the user. Prerequisites Basic TextInput Component Let’s start…
In mobile apps, automatically focusing on a particular input field can significantly enhance the user experience. With React Native, enabling autofocus in the TextInput component is relatively straightforward. In this blog post, we’ll delve into using the autoFocus prop and its practical applications. Prerequisites A Simple TextInput Example Before we jump into autofocus, let’s look…
Progress indicators are essential UI elements that inform users about the status of ongoing tasks. SwiftUI offers a simple yet powerful way to create these indicators through the ProgressView element. In this blog post, we’ll explore the ins and outs of using ProgressView in SwiftUI, complete with examples and code explanations. What is SwiftUI ProgressView?…
In SwiftUI, both Alert and ConfirmationDialog are used to capture user decisions or provide important information. While they may seem similar, there are key differences that make each suitable for specific use-cases. In this blog post, we’ll compare Alert and ConfirmationDialog in SwiftUI, complete with examples to help you decide which to use in different…
Collecting numerical input is a common requirement for mobile apps. React Native’s TextInput component makes this task easier but doesn’t restrict the input to numbers by default. This blog post will explain how to make TextInput accept only numeric input, covering various methods and providing practical examples. Prerequisites Basic Usage of TextInput Let’s start by…
In mobile apps, it’s common to require form controls that can be enabled or disabled based on certain conditions. One such control is the TextInput in React Native. In this blog post, we will go through the ways you can disable TextInput and scenarios where this might be useful. Prerequisites The Basics: Disabling TextInput Disabling…
Confirmation dialogs are essential UI elements that help capture user decisions, especially for critical actions like deleting a file. In SwiftUI, creating a confirmation dialog is straightforward, but what if you want to make sure the title is always visible? In this blog post, we’ll focus on how to add a title to a ConfirmationDialog…
Confirmation dialogs are a staple in user interface design, often used to get a user’s approval before performing a critical action. SwiftUI has a way to create these dialogs with the ConfirmationDialog element. In this blog post, we’ll explore how to use ConfirmationDialog in SwiftUI, complete with code snippets and explanations. What is a SwiftUI…
When developing a React Native application, text styling is crucial for creating an appealing UI/UX. One often overlooked aspect of text styling is text decoration. Whether you’re creating hyperlinks, emphasizing text, or adding strikethroughs, understanding text decoration can make a difference. In this blog post, we’ll explore various ways to decorate text in React Native….
Text styling is a crucial part of any mobile application’s UI. One common requirement is making certain words or phrases in a text string bold, while keeping others in regular style. In this tutorial, we’ll focus on how to achieve inline text styling, specifically making text bold, in a React Native application. Prerequisites Simple Inline…
Alerts are a staple in iOS apps, serving as a way to inform users or capture their decisions. While creating alerts in SwiftUI is straightforward, handling their dismiss actions might require a bit more attention. In this blog post, we’ll explore how to execute specific actions when a SwiftUI alert is dismissed. What is a…