I think it is still quite limited, and you can't get a proper preview in Xcode 🤔

Yes, the white and black colors in the icon are being turned to black, and a tint is being applied to the remaining colors in the icon.

You're very welcome! I'm glad the video was helpful!

I'm not sure about React Native, but in terms of RAM, I would definitely go for more than 8GB.

@@mikemikina how about 32gb ram i9 processor? 1tb ssd

Thanks!

I'm not working with React Native, so I can't really tell. What does the build process look like? Do you have an xcproject or xcworkspace and can run it using Xcode, or is there a special CLI for it?

@@mikemikina Ya I am not sure. I use the Expo CLI to build my React Native project. My iOS app icons are in Xcode though. And it uses Xcode to build the iOS directory. But somehow it is not using the dark icon. I don't know, maybe it is an expo thing then. No clue anymore!

@@SteveKovacs I can't really help you with this one. I'm guessing Expo needs to be updated.

I think that you are right! UIStackView with arrangedSubviews already has the childVC, and the whole stack view is being added as a subview. So there is no need to use addChild(childVC) and view.addSubview(childVC.view). Thank you for pointing that out! 🙌

Thank you for the kind words 😊

You're welcome! 😊

I don't think that you can upload an app using any beta version of Xcode. Have you seen any apps that already have dedicated dark mode icons, not just tinted ones?

Thanks!

I'm not sure what you are trying to do, can you be more specific?

@@mikemikina Oh well I unable to send you this link here message.

@@Blendermodeldeaf-ry5nz yeah, KZbin likes to block links in the comment section. Maybe you can send it on Twitter?

@@mikemikina Sure

You're welcome! 😊

Can you share your code?

@@mikemikina GeometryReader(content: { geometry in let size = geometry.size ScrollView(.horizontal){ HStack(spacing : 5){ ForEach(RowCards){ card in GeometryReader(content: { proxy in let cardsize = proxy.size let minX = proxy.frame(in: .scrollView).minX - 30.0 let minX2 = min((proxy.frame(in: .scrollView).minX*1.4),size.width*1.4) Image(card.image) .resizable() .aspectRatio(contentMode: .fill) .offset(x: -minX) .frame(width: cardsize.width, height: cardsize.height) .clipShape(.rect(cornerRadius: 10) ) .shadow(color: /*@START_MENU_TOKEN@*/.black/*@END_MENU_TOKEN@*/.opacity(0.25), radius: 8, x : 5 ,y : 10) }) .frame(width: size.width - 60) .scrollTransition(.interactive,axis: .horizontal) { view, phase in view .scaleEffect(phase.isIdentity ? 1 : 0.93) } } } .padding(.horizontal,15) .scrollTargetLayout() .frame(height: size.height,alignment: .top) } .scrollTargetBehavior(.viewAligned) .scrollIndicators(.hidden) }) .frame(height: 400) .padding(.horizontal,-15) .padding(.top,10) } } .padding(15) } .scrollIndicators(.hidden) }

Yes, if you have an icon that is transparent IOS makes the icon dark or light.

Yes, it is mostly SwiftUI! There are parts that are not possible with SwiftUI, like the video player or super broken scrollview, so some parts are written with UIKit. I do plan to release more videos about AVFoundation, but also more videos about creating the video editor UI. Stay tuned! 😊

@@mikemikina Quite excited for this. Hope you do this soon

I was not aware! I'm using a regular Apple magic keyboard, and I thought that it's not that loud. I will take this into consideration. Thanks!

Thanks for watching! 😊

Thanks! 😊

Thanks! I got busy with my app, but I will definitely create more videos after WWDC 😊

In this demo project, the ObservedObject and StateObject should behave the same. Even if NetworkMonitor were initialized again, it doesn't hold any value that would not be recreated automatically.

@@mikemikina Can I use @Observable instead of ObservableObject ?

Yes, you can! I'm not using it here because I wanted this module to be compatible with iOS 16 🙂

I'm glad it was helpful 😊

Figured out a solution! I wrapped the Color portion just under ZStack in if (isActive) and that fixed the issue. Thank you again for the tutorial!

That's awesome! I will be working on a new version soon. I will take your changes into consideration. Thanks! 🙌

Sure! I can definitely make a video about that! I'm using hot reload in a SwiftUI project on M1 right now 🙌

Yes, it did work! Although, it's not 100% pure SwiftUI. The main obstacle was the SwiftUI scroll view implementation. Because of it, I had to wrap the SwiftUI timeline with a UIScrollView.

@@mikemikina Yes, that exactly what I suspected. It's impossible to build a timeline with SwiftUI ScrollView. Btw, can you share source code of full timeline?

I made some workarounds in SwiftUI using offset manipulation or multiple IDs. But the performance was not great. I will make a video on how to create a timeline. It will have the source code as usual. Just not sure when exactly this will happen 😅

@@mikemikinaApple claims that Final Cut Pro and Logic Pro now are SwiftUI apps. One wonders how they created a performant timeline using SwiftUI!

@@dsharma1978they did not fight the framework. No ViewModels and no stupid workarounds and tricks

I'm glad it finally worked! 🙌

Thanks! The new observation framework is awesome, but you need the latest iOS, so it could be a deal breaker if your app needs to support older versions 🫠

Glad it was helpful! 🤗

Yes, it is. I actually started with this. It looked like an old iPod animation 😄 But it had a problem with the last photo. That's why I decided to switch to a simpler version.

Not sure if I got this 🤔 Could you share a sample code?

@@mikemikina Yes! How can share with you?

You can create a Gist on GitHub or a regular repo. If you don't want to make it public, you can just add me to this repo. My GitHub handle is: "mikina."

@@mikemikina It is the file pinned on my home page of GitHub. Sao Judas Tadeu Americana/Views/PrayersViews/NovenaView.swift, that's the file

How do you start the animation? To what element is the progress bar connected?

@@mikemikina i put it in onAppear just like you did. All I know is onAppear just call only once when the view rendered, i tried to trigger it by a flag from parent view but not work. Is there anyway to force the view re-render? I don’t have much experience with SwiftUI, just move from UIKit to SwiftUI for 2 months

Not exactly, onAppear should be called each time the view appears on screen, usually when it disappears and appears again, it will be called again. Forcing a view to re-render doesn't work like it used to in UIKit. You have to think about it a little differently. The view is more like a data driven, it adapts to the data you provide. I would focus on a part where data should drive the progress view. It's hard to tell more without seeing the code. If you could post a sample on Github, it would be much easier 🙂

@@mikemikina You're right. But as I said before, I have to put the progress view in a scrollview due to our project component. Then I think views inside scrollview are not trigger both onAppear or onDisapear when swipe backward/forward. I have to force refresh the view to make it trigger the onApear by recalled API with new data and thankfully my PO agree with this temporary solution :)

Me too! Just learned this. My only concern would be memory issues.

@@grapejuice04 See my comment.

I made a video about how to prevent SwiftUI from re-rendering views kzbin.info/www/bejne/ioDQqXeseN9qm5Y is your issue similar to this one?

You are welcome! 🤗

Thanks!

Glad you like it!

Glad you liked it!