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A 2 week journey in creating a brand new AR app — Introduction For the past two weeks, I have been working on an Augmented Reality (AR) application as part of a challenge in the academy. This project needs to be finished within two weeks, as such, I made sure that my application will be simple and implementable in the timeframe. …

Planning a trip to a new city or moving to an unfamiliar place? Wondering about the crime situation there? This app will give you all the inside scoop on crime rates, so you can dodge the trouble like a ninja in a game of hide-and-seek! The abbreviation ‘TTDJ’ in Indonesian…

It’s a never ending discussion whether Storyboard or Programmatic UI is better for your app (spoiler: to me it’s 100% code, but who am I to judge). However, today I would like to introduce seven easy steps to prepare your app for an amazing programmatic journey. 1️⃣ Go to Main…

Building dynamic UI with nibs and storyboards (Part 1) — There is huge debate among iOS developers regarding different approaches of building application user interface, the approaches being categorized as: Interface Builder (Storyboards/XIBs/NIBs), Code (Custom/SwiftUI) with each having their pros and cons that this article won’t go deep into. With the advent of SwiftUI building UI with code has become…

What is SwiftUI? SwiftUI is a user interface toolkit developed by Apple for building applications across various Apple platforms, such as iOS, macOS, watchOS, and tvOS. It was introduced in 2019 and is based on the Swift programming language. SwiftUI provides a declarative approach to building user interfaces, which means…

SwiftUI has revolutionized the way developers build user interfaces for iOS, macOS, watchOS, and tvOS applications. With its declarative syntax and powerful features, SwiftUI offers a modern and intuitive approach to UI development. …

Backstory : I was trying to build a game, a turn-based card game that originated in Indonesia called Tepuk Nyamuk. It’s a game that can be played by up to 6 people. Each player is given a shuffled deck of 20 or more cards. The shuffled cards are placed upside…

..may not be as easy as it sounds. Disclaimer : SwiftUI can be tricky Introduction SwiftUI was introduced in 2019. It’s being used more often. Yet for many reasons, 100% SwiftUI codebase is rare. The most obvious reason in my opinion — thanks to Apple who designed SwiftUI to be interoperable with UIKit — It isn’t necessary…

SwiftUI provides a very clear way to build your UI, but UIKit does it better when it comes to navigation, what if I tell you there’s a way to combine the best part of each? The idea is simple, we want our code to be completely written in SwiftUI but…