SwiftUI, with its ever-expanding array of tools, is becoming a must-know framework for iOS developers. One of the tools that have proven to be particularly useful is LazyHStack, especially when working with selectable content. In this blog post, we’ll explore how to implement selection in a LazyHStack using SwiftUI. Introduction to LazyHStack LazyHStack is a…
SwiftUI has brought simplicity and flexibility to app development. Among its many features, LazyHStack provides developers with the ability to create horizontally-scrolling stacks efficiently. This post will focus on the alignment options available in SwiftUI’s LazyHStack. LazyHStack Overview LazyHStack is a SwiftUI view that arranges child views horizontally, only rendering the views that are currently…
SwiftUI has transformed the way we design user interfaces in iOS, and one of its intriguing components is the LazyHStack. Particularly focusing on the ‘spacing’ aspect of LazyHStack, this blog post will guide you through its utility, examples, and common practices. SwiftUI LazyHStack LazyHStack is a container view that arranges its children in a horizontal…
SwiftUI is a UI toolkit that comes packed with several powerful views to create flexible and dynamic interfaces. Among them, two views often used for horizontal arrangement are LazyHStack and HStack. While they may look similar, there are key differences. In this blog post, we’ll explore these differences and provide clear examples. What is HStack?…
In SwiftUI, LazyHStack is a powerful view for creating horizontal, scrollable layouts efficiently. It’s a great tool for developers looking to showcase content in a horizontal line, optimizing performance by loading only the views currently in sight. This blog post will guide you through the fundamental aspects of LazyHStack, including a practical example. What is…
