In 2019, Apple introduced a change to the way developers could design apps for the Apple ecosystem. The launch of SwiftUI began a long process of change that arguably was well overdue. It has dramatically benefited developers’ productivity and engagement …

Firebase is a serverless or backend as a service (BaaS) solution from Google. What that means is, with firebase, you worry less about building a backend and focus more on building your mobile app. To further explain what Firebase is, …

Introduction Checkboxes are one of the most widely used UI components on mobile, desktop, and the web. Checkboxes are classic elements that originated on paper forms and have carried over into digital form. They are a very effective way to …

Almost every social networking app allows its users to upload and post an image. Most apps even let you set a profile picture for your account. All these apps access your device’s camera and gallery through an image picker. In …

UI alerts are one of the most common views that developers use to get a specific interaction from the user. From confirmations to input, alerts enable the developer a lot of control to ensure that the user flow goes in …

With the introduction of SwiftUI drag-and-drop functionalities to iOS 13.4 last year, the engineers at Cupertino made a bold statement to all developers: Bring modern and intuitive UI features to iPhones and iPads. For us developers, SwiftUI has made the process …

This article intends to introduce you to SwiftUI Bindings and the different aspects of SwiftUI View workflows using them. Then, we’ll work on creating a View implementing simple bindings and add some testing to confirm our work. Moreover, once you complete the instructions in this …

React Native is a mobile development framework for building cross-platform apps that run and feel truly native on both iOS and Android. With React Native, you can choose to test run your app either on an emulator or on a …

The purpose of this article is to get you acquainted with SwiftUI Picker. In the process, we’ll be creating a sample code, customizing the appearance of our Picker, and implementing some functionality with them. Once you have completed this article, …

When mobile apps abruptly clip off content from the screen, it’s a sign of bad UX for developers. Moreover, not being able to scroll through your app’s screen could be confusing for your users. Luckily, scrolling containers provide a reliable …