Welcome to this all-encompassing guide on Jetpack Compose Text! Jetpack Compose has revolutionized the way we think about UI development in Android. With a more intuitive and functional approach, it offers a wide range of tools to manage and style text. Whether you’re a seasoned developer or just getting started, this guide will walk you…
Navigating the digital landscape, hyperlinks have always been the bridges connecting one piece of content to another. They’re fundamental to the user experience. With the introduction of SwiftUI and its support for markdown in text views, creating hyperlinks has never been more seamless. In this post, we’ll uncover how to embed hyperlinks within SwiftUI text…
Welcome to SwiftUI Text: A Complete Guide. In this guide, I will explore everything you need to know about text in SwiftUI. Text is everywhere in apps — from labels and buttons to longer content. With SwiftUI, handling text has become easier and more flexible. I will cover the basics like changing font size and…
Text is a fundamental element in any iOS app, and sometimes you may want to make it more visually appealing. One way to do that is by applying a gradient to your text. In this blog post, we’ll explore how to create gradient text in SwiftUI, using a simple example. Create Gradient Text Example Code…
The default fonts available in Xcode are good, but sometimes you need a specific font to make your iOS app stand out or adhere to a brand’s guidelines. Adding custom fonts to your Xcode project might seem daunting at first, but it’s actually quite straightforward. In this blog post, I will walk you through the…
In this blog post, we’re turning the spotlight on an interesting feature that adds depth and visual appeal to your app’s textual content – adding shadows to text in SwiftUI. Text shadows not only make your app visually distinctive but can also increase readability in certain visual contexts. Basics: Create a Text Shadow SwiftUI allows…
In this blog post, we’re focusing on an essential aspect of creating visually pleasing and well-structured UIs – controlling text width in SwiftUI. The ability to manage the width of your text elements allows you to create layouts that are neat, harmonious, and effective at conveying your message. Basics: SwiftUI Text and Width By default,…
In this blog post, we’re exploring a simple yet impactful stylistic aspect of text presentation – implementing strikethrough text in SwiftUI. The strikethrough effect can be useful in various scenarios, such as indicating completed tasks, demonstrating price reductions, or creating unique design elements. Basics: Create Strikethrough Text In SwiftUI, creating strikethrough text is as easy…
In this blog post, we’re exploring an aspect of SwiftUI that can significantly enrich your app’s visual design – using multiple colors in a single SwiftUI text view. This technique can make your app more vibrant and visually appealing, draw attention to specific sections of text, or convey different semantic meanings. Basics: How to Set…
In this tutorial, we’re discussing an integral aspect of user interface design – font weight manipulation in SwiftUI. The weight of a font is its thickness, and using various font weights effectively can make your text more engaging, establish visual hierarchy, and emphasize key points. Let’s uncover the techniques to alter font weight in SwiftUI….
In this blog post, we’re focusing on a commonly used tool for emphasizing content within an application – underlining text in SwiftUI. Whether it’s for accentuating headers, highlighting hyperlinks, or drawing attention to certain pieces of information, underlined text can significantly improve the user interface and experience. Basics: Underlining Text In SwiftUI, the .underline() modifier…
In this blog post, we’re going to dive into an interesting feature of SwiftUI – placing text within a circular shape. This visual effect can give a fresh and stylish look to your app, make vital information stand out, or even serve as a creative design element. Basics: Place Text Inside a Circle SwiftUI makes…
