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Natalia Panferova

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iOS | macOS | Swift | SwiftUI | Previously SwiftUI at Apple | Author of books for Swift developers: https://t.co/pu12ODUXyQ

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Here’s my custom stretchy() SwiftUI modifier built with visualEffect(), powering the stretchy header in Breve ☕️ I shared the code for it earlier in my blog post:

Here’s my custom stretchy() SwiftUI modifier built with visualEffect(), powering the stretchy header in Breve ☕️ I shared the code for it earlier in my blog post:

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When we wrap content in a ScrollView to support larger text on iOS, it adds bounce behavior even when the content fits with default settings. To avoid it, and still allow scrolling when needed, we can apply .scrollBounceBehavior(.basedOnSize), introduced in SwiftUI in iOS 16.4.

When we wrap content in a ScrollView to support larger text on iOS, it adds bounce behavior even when the content fits with default settings. To avoid it, and still allow scrolling when needed, we can apply .scrollBounceBehavior(.basedOnSize), introduced in SwiftUI in iOS 16.4.

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I’ve always wanted to be able to quickly generate gradients from color palettes, so I built Tintly, a macOS tool for creating mesh gradients. It accepts palettes in any format and instantly converts them into beautiful gradients.

I’ve always wanted to be able to quickly generate gradients from color palettes, so I built Tintly, a macOS tool for creating mesh gradients. It accepts palettes in any format and instantly converts them into beautiful gradients.

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If we want to present a sheet on top of another sheet in SwiftUI, we have to attach the second sheet() modifier inside the content of the first sheet view, otherwise it won't work properly and SwiftUI will complain that only presenting a single sheet is supported.

If we want to present a sheet on top of another sheet in SwiftUI, we have to attach the second sheet() modifier inside the content of the first sheet view, otherwise it won't work properly and SwiftUI will complain that only presenting a single sheet is supported.

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