mollyiv

this is my coding diary

core contributor @FastlaneTools

[mollyiv @mollyiv]

Designing custom SwiftUI view APIs like Apple

https://t.co/SN0jWocfS4

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People will start to appreciate human-made content even more. Handcrafted, high-quality material will be rare and will stand the test of time.

https://t.co/EXopDI5rIl

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Tracking push notifications can get messy quickly, because there are many types of pushes and app states to handle.

But there’s a simpler way.

https://t.co/MG2KVo0mCp

[Pedro Piñera @pepicrft]

the 10th issue of #swift stories went out featuring @mollyiv

https://t.co/zMlnefX2qW

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The importance of asking why

https://t.co/QemkJPPqTN

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Speakers often forget the most important thing: the audience.

I wrote 5 practical tips to help you put them first and give a talk they’ll enjoy:

https://t.co/U720aJ52tq

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@pepicrft @tuistdev wow, congrats!

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@azamsharp hmm, wouldn’t it be worth waiting until October to see if the next-gen Apple Studio is coming?

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I added dark mode support to my blog.

It switches automatically based on your system preference. No toggle.

Still proudly at 0-cookie policy.

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If you want your tab bar to look and behave the same across all iOS versions, this is the simplest way to do it

https://t.co/HSFl4AOZPd

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I wish Fastlane were written in Swift

https://t.co/tMwHjbSgLZ

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I just refreshed my personal website.

I'll be posting what I've learned on an irregular basis. 80% tech, 20% personal.

You're more than welcome to stop by!

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@pepicrft the tuist design system ??

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.@FastlaneTools allows writing configuration in Swift, but the experience is less than ideal.

Swift has evolved, and so should this feature.

I'd like to propose reimplementing the foundational pieces of fastlane in Swift, starting from the ground up.

https://t.co/E2sEpH4tSu

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@pointfreeco happy anniversary!!

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@CristianRus4 @waitbutwhy this is cool, a daily reminder you gotta get the job done

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1️⃣ Inherit UITabBarController.
2️⃣ Hide the default tab bar.
3️⃣ Adjust safe area insets.
4️⃣ Build your custom tab bar view.

Use additional safe area insets to ensure your content doesn’t appear under the custom tab bar.

Happy building!

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It’s surprisingly hard to find a good tutorial on fully customizing the tab bar in iOS.

But it only takes 4 steps:

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Thanks for reading!

https://t.co/IImjs5g7ua

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SwiftUI TabView is great, but were you able to truly customize it?

Imagine, you can’t display the new look of the tab bar on an iPad iOS 18.

And you must support iOS 13 as your minimum deployment target.

Yeah, I have pretty bad experience too 🧵

[mollyiv @mollyiv]

SwiftUI TabView is great, but were you able to truly customize it?

Imagine, you can’t display the new look of the tab bar on an iPad iOS 18.

And you must support iOS 13 as your minimum deployment target.

Yeah, I have pretty bad experience too 🧵

[mollyiv @mollyiv]

But what if you need to support iOS 13+?

There’s still a way. Use UITabBarController.

That’s what we ended up doing.

Stay tuned for the details!