Adapters make it easy for us to transform and mold network models into client models.
Building reusable styles and components is key to a seamless UI for a uniform user experience. Learn a simple and easy way to create reusable button styles using SwiftUI.
Arrays are an ordered random access collection which contains elements of a defined data type. However, those elements are not unique and you can end up with duplicates. Lets find out how we can correct that.
This will be a multi-part series on Firebase Authentication integration into a Swift project. Part 1 is likely to be the longest, as integration is incredibly important. The following sections will be much shorter and sweeter!
This is part 2 of a multi-part series on Firebase Authentication for Swift with a focus on iOS implementation. This particular part focuses on getting the registration portion functional.
This is part 3 of a multi-part series on Firebase Authentication integration with Swift for an iOS application. Part 3 focuses on registering our first user and handling any errors.
Using a checkbox in SwiftUI offers users a familiar method to mark the state of something. How can we make that happen however even on iOS?
Divide and conquor! Wait... no let's just seperate some content visually with the use of dividers.
This ain’t no CSS alignment, no flexboxes here! In this article we’ll scrape the surface of how to align text within a SwiftUI view.
