Login UI Kit - SwiftUI - iOS 16 & 17 - Xcode 15

[@OFFICIALMAJMUSIC]

I love the way you broke down this tutorial by mentioning the screen included and the steps you were taking. Please make more videos like this, if you can and want to of course. I appreciate all of the hardwork that you do for the iOS community! 🙏🏾

[@imam_robani]

love this !!! create more content like this

[@lynxacresb5331]

Is there any way you could share what the code would be in iOS 15, where it says “login…..}” I cannot figure it out and I have tried. I’ve been able to back engineer the rest of it but not that. 8:44

[@OudormKhon]

I appreciate your instruction, and I hope that you will create an e-commerce course in the future.

[@Mahadev-x7u]

Thank you

[@lynxacresb5331]

Where is the email and password saved when a user makes the username and password?

[@3eeka]

Hello, is it foreseen anything like this on UiKit, or for you it is a past age of UI? I'm just only starting at studying with UiKit, so i'm wondering :(

[@Kavsoft]

Sadly No, I just implemented this directly using SwiftUI!

[@Krunkway]

song at start?

[@Kavsoft]

Til I Hear’em Say (Instrumental) - NEFFEX

[@jazz_devk1]

Thank You made thank you comment on wrong video 😏😏

[@Pd14_1]

Hello, how to fix this error VStack(alignment: .loading, spacing: 15, content: { Spacer(minLength: 0) With error message: Type 'HorizontalAlignment' has no member 'loading' Thank you for the answer :D

[@Kavsoft]

Replace .loading with .leading

[@sxmiotb2834]

I literally saw the whole video just for the “done” button that appears above keyboard but apparently you didn’t do it 😂

[@Kavsoft]

That was the part of the OTP View, which was a previously done video. I also hinted at that in the video. It’s actually simple, use .toolbar { ToolbarItem(placement:.keyboard) { /// Button } } For more about OTP View, check out this video kzbin.info/www/bejne/e2avlXtngqulp7M

[@sxmiotb2834]

@@Kavsoft thanks. appreciate your reply. Love ya

[@majorcat]

why the hell screen is jumping, keyboard doesn't cover any content anyway

[@matevos]

if #available(iOS 17, *){ CircleView() .animation(.smooth(duration:0.45, extraBounce:0), value: showSignup) CircleView() .animation(.smooth(duration:0.45, extraBounce:0), value: isKeyboardShowing) } else { CircleView() .animation(.easeInOut(duration: 0.3), value: showSignup) CircleView() .animation(.easeInOut(duration: 0.3), value: isKeyboardShowing) } Behaviour on iOS 16 is weird, the sun on top left/right animation is working, but when sun going from left to right, in the right sun is visible, until animation is finished when you are adding CircleView() .animation(.easeInOut(duration: 0.3), value: isKeyboardShowing), I didn't check on iOS 17.

[@Kavsoft]

I just verified it on my iPhone, It's running iOS 16. It's fine. I guess in the code you attached there are two CircleView(), but I only used one. Check it out at kzbin.info/www/bejne/nWWploKAm6aGY5Y.

[@matevos]

@@Kavsoft thanks so much, it was my mistake.