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    Mastering SwiftUI: Learn how to build fluid UIs and a real world app with SwiftUI

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    Mastering SwiftUI: Learn how to build fluid UIs and a real world app with SwiftUI

    Mastering SwiftUI (Supports iOS 14 and Xcode 12)
    by Simon Ng

    English | 2021 | ASIN: B096KGFSGN | 825 Pages | PDF, EPUB, MOBI | 301.86 MB

    Fully updated for Xcode 12, iOS 14 & Swift 5.3

    The SwiftUI book is written for both beginners and developers having some experience with Swift programming. We will dive deep into this brand new UI framework. We will explore the commonly used UI components and teach you how to build complex layouts. Animations play a key role in modern mobile apps. In this book, you will also learn various animation techniques and build some cool view animations.

    After going through the basics, we will put together everything you learn to build a ToDo app and a personal finance app with SwiftUI & Combine.

    Even if you have developed an iOS app before, this book will help you understand this brand-new framework and learn how to integrate UIKit with SwiftUI.
    Over 800 Pages and 30 Projects
    We will start with the basics and then dive deep into SwiftUI. You will learn how to work with the built-in components, animations, create complex UIs, and explore new SwiftUI APIs introduced in iOS 14.
    Table of content
    Chapter 1 - Introduction to SwiftUI

    Chapter 2 - Getting Started with SwiftUI and Working with Text

    Chapter 3 - Working with Images

    Chapter 4 - Layout User Interfaces with Stacks

    Chapter 5 - Understanding ScrollView and Building a Carousel UI

    Chapter 6 - Working with SwiftUI Buttons and Gradient

    Chapter 7 - Understanding State and Binding

    Chapter 8 - Implementing Path and Shape for Line Drawing and Pie Charts

    Chapter 9 - Basic Animations and Transitions

    Chapter 10 - Playing with Modal Views, Floating Buttons and Alerts

    Chapter 11 - Understanding Dynamic List, ForEach and Identifiable

    Chapter 12 - Working with Navigation UI and Navigation Bar Customization

    Chapter 13 - Building a Form with Picker, Toggle and Stepper

    Chapter 14 - Data Sharing with Combine and Environment Objects

    Chapter 15 - Building a Registration Form with Combine and View Model

    Chapter 16 - Working with Swipe-to-Delete, Context Menu and Action Sheets

    Chapter 17 - Using Gestures

    Chapter 18 - Building an Expandable Bottom Sheet with SwiftUI Gestures and GeometryReader

    Chapter 19 - Advanced Animations and Transitions

    Chapter 20 - Creating a Tinder-like UI

    Chapter 21 - Working with JSON, Slider and Data Filtering

    Chapter 22 - Building a ToDo app using Core Data

    Chapter 23 - Integrating UIKit with SwiftUI Using UIViewRepresentable

    Chapter 24 - Creating a Search Bar View and Working with Custom Binding

    Chapter 25 - Putting Everything Together to Build a Real World App

    Chapter 26 - Creating an App Store like Animated View Transition

    Chapter 27 - Building an Image Carousel

    Chapter 28 - Building an Expandable List View Using OutlineGroup

    Chapter 29 - Building Grid Layout Using LazyVGrid and LazyHGrid

    Chapter 30 - Creating an Animated Activity Ring with Shape and Animatable

    Chapter 31 - Working with AnimatableModifier and LibraryContentProvider

    Chapter 32 - Working with TextEditor to Create Multiline Text Fields

    Chapter 33 - Using matchedGeometryEffect to Create View Animations

    Chapter 34 - ScrollViewReader and Grid Animation

    Chapter 35 - Working with Tab View and Tab Bar Customization
    All the source code is included and available for download. Also, you are free to use the code in your own project (personal / commercial).