Tổng hợp các video demo(source code) cực đỉnh và hot nhất hiện này về SwiftUI

?Cards with z index animation in #30DaysOfSwiftUI challenge. Inspired by @AllegoryApp of @JPEGuin .

cc: @MengTo @ethanhuang13 #OpenSource https://t.co/PmjjTOFalE pic.twitter.com/N7u4DqnVu3

— Fʀᴀᴅ (@FradSer) August 15, 2019

Awesome #swiftui in action. Just implemented paycard form ??‍♂️ https://t.co/jScrYROC5A pic.twitter.com/s4ou4K9CSb

— Alexey Nenastev (@alexej_ne) June 28, 2019

Playing with #SwiftUI iPad editor. All UI done using only SwiftUI so far, and later will be able to generate code for views designed. pic.twitter.com/RyW7ejjy5A

— Bruno Bilescky  (@bgondim) June 25, 2019

Just implemented selecting and focusing on a node for my SwiftUI chart library. And it’s open source on GitHub. https://t.co/qa0kMIW38l pic.twitter.com/9K0IGyGGNL

— Ludovic Landry (@ludoviclandry) June 26, 2019

Since people have been sharing such amazing SwiftUI demos, I thought I’d share a video of the Mac app I’ve been working on.

SwiftUI is so easy! ? pic.twitter.com/lBgHL7qeIK

— Matt Diephouse (@mdiep) June 24, 2019

A draft SwiftUI ReplicatorView ? wondering if Apple won’t add a built-in in one of the next betas? pic.twitter.com/j8kzyE5pGa

— Marin Todorov (@icanzilb) June 24, 2019

One trick in SwiftUI is to set all the colors in your assets so that you can easily do Dark Mode. pic.twitter.com/EFflmVdsaD

— Meng To (@MengTo) June 23, 2019

I wanted to play with the graphics capabilities of SwiftUI so I decided to port some of the awesome Processing experiments done by @marcedwards. Source is available here: https://t.co/ddJGsEiHlv

cc: @stroughtonsmith @MengTo @kylemacomber pic.twitter.com/ppN8vYrwAy

— Matthew Johnson (@anandabits) June 24, 2019

Interruptible animations are awesome. I can't stop playing with this. pic.twitter.com/qbTgQeysHv

— Meng To (@MengTo) June 22, 2019

So I'm finally 99% done with the discover part of MovieSwiftUI. Filtering works, I even have two .presentation() modals with success! All the code available here. Form, Gesture, animations and more! https://t.co/wCekua1m4T pic.twitter.com/V3aZMWOdYX

— Thomas Ricouard (@Dimillian) June 23, 2019

Experimenting with more complex animations.
This time a "morphing" draggable bubble. ?
See how cool when it goes back to the original shape? ?
SwiftUI does not currently have custom shapes built-in interpolation, yet it was not too hard to achieve this result. pic.twitter.com/UfHHEDgyif

— Alfredo Delli Bovi (@adellibovi) June 22, 2019

I built an analog dial view in SwiftUI. pic.twitter.com/iKQ3tpOJMm

— Ole Begemann (@olebegemann) June 22, 2019

Fantastic #SwiftUI pic.twitter.com/InpLZpzXMu

— ˗ˏˋsooji ˎˊ (@sajadbeheshti1) June 22, 2019

SwiftUI is fun, specially with animations! I could get a “floating collapsable button” à la Twitter in only few lines. ? pic.twitter.com/UojdaTERwq

— Alfredo Delli Bovi (@adellibovi) June 21, 2019

Facebook Reactions in SwiftUI. pic.twitter.com/1sPJtiGMcc

— Fabio Giolito (@fabiogiolito) June 22, 2019

A quick tutorial on how to set up gestures in SwiftUI https://t.co/lP3KzbvPti pic.twitter.com/iDV9x9RYAS

— Meng To (@MengTo) June 21, 2019

If you're new to stacks in SwiftUI, I suggest using Spacer a lot. By default, views take min size of child elements. This is an image I made to help you understand. pic.twitter.com/PeohTPfN0V

— Meng To (@MengTo) June 19, 2019

Gestures and Blend Modes in SwiftUI. So easy to iterate. pic.twitter.com/QcrrGj84bs

— Meng To (@MengTo) June 18, 2019

Form view in SwiftUI is lovely. ⚡️ pic.twitter.com/9MpuL2NjD7

— Arek Holko (@arekholko) June 18, 2019

How I did the custom menu animation in SwiftUI. Full video: https://t.co/ZzyyqTgfkA pic.twitter.com/Ruw5PEzfCK

— Meng To (@MengTo) June 18, 2019

Having fun with #SwiftUI animations. I built charts views to practice. pic.twitter.com/SRGe8zjvJE

— Samu András (@sandris96) June 12, 2019

Finally had time to make a “hello world” app using SwiftUI. It calls the Unsplash API and lists some pictures. pic.twitter.com/XF11yv3I3m

— Guilherme Rambo (@_inside) June 11, 2019

TIL that you can concatenate `Text` components in SwiftUI to style individual parts of your string! ? The power of composition! pic.twitter.com/aQhB7hbCSZ

— Eli Perkins (@_eliperkins) June 11, 2019