Shubham Singh’s Post

Here's a YouTube Tutorial video where I share how I organize my file and folder structure and architecture for new SwiftUI projects. :D Check it out, and let me know if you found it helpful. https://lnkd.in/gr8MWf9S #iosdevelopment #iosdev #ios #xcode

Hey guys! Here is a National Geography App Concept that I’ve been working on since yesterday. I’ve used the #swiftUI framework to develop it. :D Design Inspired by @exteedesign on Instagram. I've been learning and exploring Metal Shaders, focusing on how they can be used to transform and transition between various views. It's been an enjoyable experience, and I believe Metal offers a lot of potential for creating innovative features in our projects. I've also drawn inspiration and insights from Paul Hudson's Metal Shaders repository, Inferno. I also used animation blocks with @Published properties in the ObservableObject view models to animate the various views. If you're interested in SwiftUI projects and want to support my work, check out my Patreon Page -> https://lnkd.in/dX9kqPuP Do you like the app’s UI and animations? Let me know in the comments. Feedback is appreciated. :D #iosdevelopment #iosdev #ios #xcode For more content related to iOS development, do feel free to check out my Instagram - https://lnkd.in/g5EjEiQ

Hey guys! Here is a Yin-Yang Toggle Component that I’ve been working on since yesterday. I developed it using the #SwiftUI framework. It was a lot of fun to create the Yin-Yang shape. I had to try a combination of Curves and line paths drawing to achieve it. The withAnimationBlock animates all the Views that use the @State variables in its modifiers. It takes in an animation structure, and you can specify the type of animation you want there. You can find the code for this Toggle Component in my Open-Sourced GitHub Project - https://lnkd.in/gVVRbGQ Do you have any feedback? Let me know in the comments. :D #iosdevelopment #iosdev #ios #xcode For more content related to iOS development, do feel free to check out my Instagram - https://lnkd.in/g5EjEiQ

Hey guys! Here is a Notes app that I’ve been working on for the past couple of days. I developed it using the #SwiftUI framework. Creating the Filters was the most fun aspect of this project. I've used LazyVGrids to render the Filters and Geometry Readers to calculate the frame changes w.r.t. to the other filters. I've used a Geometry reader and a combination of scroll views and Stacks to lay out the content w.r.t. according to the device size. The geometry reader is pretty handy for calculating the paths and the spacing between the views for animations. I’ve also used animation blocks with Published properties in the @Observable ViewModels to animate the various views. If you're interested in SwiftUI projects and want to support my work, check out my Patreon Page -> https://lnkd.in/dX9kqPuP Do you like the app’s UI and animations? Let me know in the comments. Feedback is appreciated. :D #iosdevelopment #iosdev #ios #xcode For more content related to iOS development, do feel free to check out my Instagram - https://lnkd.in/g5EjEiQ

Hey guys, I’ve been working on an update for my Color Conversion / Generator app. I’ve built it using the #swiftui framework. I've introduced features to generate a variety of color palettes and an option to export the Saved Colors & Palettes. I’ve used a Geometry reader and a combination of Stacks to render the content. I learned about various new things like palette types, color schemes, color representations, and more.  I’ve also added a Speech recognition feature so you can use speech to convert the colors at will. The app will help you collect and experiment with colors. You can edit colors and palettes, view them in various formats, and more. The update should be live in a couple of hours. Check it out! Do you have any feedback? Let me know in the comments. :D #iosdevelopment #iosdev #ios #xcode For more content related to iOS development, do feel free to check out my Instagram - https://lnkd.in/g5EjEiQ

Hey guys! Here is a Zara App concept that I’ve been working on for the past few days. I developed it using the #SwiftUI framework. Transition Inspired by Eugene Machiavelli on Dribbble. I’ve combined ZStack, VStack, and HStack to lay out all the UI components. At the core of it is the Navigation Stack & the new ScrollViewReader modifiers introduced in iOS 17. If you haven't checked it out, please do! I had a lot of fun creating this project, it has to be the most I've worked with Images, and I've tried a variety of modifiers and shape protocols to achieve the image transition effects. I am pretty happy with the results. I also used animation blocks with @Published properties in the ObservableObject view models to animate the various views. If you're interested in SwiftUI projects and want to support my work, check out my Patreon Page -> https://lnkd.in/dX9kqPuP Do you like the app’s UI and animations? Let me know in the comments. Feedback is appreciated. :D #iosdevelopment #iosdev #ios #xcode For more content related to iOS development, do feel free to check out my Instagram - https://lnkd.in/g5EjEiQ

An Bill-Splitting app that I've created using the #swiftUI framework. 😄✨ If you're interested in SwiftUI projects and want to support my work, check out my Patreon Page -> https://lnkd.in/dX9kqPuP What do you think about this User-Interface and the animations? Let me know in the comments. :D #iosdevelopment #iosdev #ios #xcode For more content related to iOS development, do feel free to check out my Instagram - https://lnkd.in/g5EjEiQ

Hey guys! Here is a Word Guessing Game that I’ve been working on since yesterday. I’ve used the #SwiftUI framework to develop it. Design Inspiration from Bogdan Nikitin on Dribbble. Creating this project on such short notice has been significantly more challenging compared to my recent work. However, it's been equally or more rewarding and enjoyable. :D I’ve combined ZStack, VStack, and HStack to lay out all the UI components. I've created various Custom Shapes using the Shape Protocol, which I've combined with the different modifiers for the background for the views. I had fun exploring and writing the word generation, custom timers, blocking the used characters & point-awarding logic per round. I also used animation blocks with @Published properties in the ObservableObject view models to animate the various views. If you're interested in SwiftUI projects and want to support my work, check out my Patreon Page -> https://lnkd.in/dX9kqPuP Do you like the app’s UI and animations? Let me know in the comments. Feedback is appreciated. :D #iosdevelopment #iosdev #ios #xcode For more content related to iOS development, do feel free to check out my Instagram - https://lnkd.in/g5EjEiQ

Hey guys! Here is a Trek Calculator app that I’ve been working on since yesterday. I’ve used the #SwiftUI framework to develop it. Design inspired by Dmytro Prudnikov on Dribbble. I've combined ZStack, VStack, and HStack to lay out all the UI components. I usually start working on the starting View itself and make subviews based on its reusability factor and ease of use as I progress. Creating the wheel was fun. I've used gestures and gestureStates for the rotations. I'm calculating the angle between the points to calculate the number of days followed by the computation of trip data. One piece of advice I would like to give you is to create/develop something that would help you specifically. Build it even if there's a similar product out there. You can tailor it to your specific needs and requirements. The learning and experience that you'll get from working on that is invaluable and will carry over to your future projects. :D If you're interested in SwiftUI projects and want to support my work, check out my Patreon Page -> https://lnkd.in/dX9kqPuP Do you like the app’s UI and animations? Let me know in the comments. Feedback is appreciated. :D #iosdevelopment #iosdev #ios #xcode For more content related to iOS development, do feel free to check out my Instagram - https://lnkd.in/g5EjEiQ