Learn how to develop a Pinch & Zoom feature with SwiftUI for an iOS mobile application in Xcode

Опубликовано: 07 Октябрь 2024
на канале: Credo Academy

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Practical iOS and macOS app development tutorials with SwiftUI in 4K
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Practical iOS and macOS app development tutorials with SwiftUI in 4K
https://credo.academy

In this SwiftUI course, our ultimate goal is to develop a fancy pinch and zoom feature by implementing various gestures that this robust framework provides us.

CHAPTERS

By developing this engaging iOS project, you will learn more about how a long-press gesture, a double-tap gesture, a sophisticated drag gesture, and finally, magnification gestures work together.

Not only that, but we will also cover how to use SwiftUI background Materials and SF Symbols as well.

By the end of this engaging course, you will have a functional app with a practical and reusable feature on your iPhone and iPad devices.

GETTING STARTED

All right, let's get started. First of all, go ahead and open the resources folder downloaded from this section.

As usual, there are three additional folders and a supplementary workbook file inside it. You will find the source code of the finished project in the green folder.

This source code can help you when you get stuck and need quick assistance. In the pink folder, you will find all the resource materials.
Finally, we will save our new project in the blue folder.

Great! Now let's open the workbook document and take a quick look at the learning objectives.

As you can notice, we will mainly focus on learning about how gestures work in the SwiftUI framework.

Besides that, along the way, we will cover the new SwiftUI materials and the SF Symbols in a practical way.

Are you such excited as I'm? I hope so. Then let's close this document and open the latest version of Xcode downloaded from the App Store.

This 4K tutorial is part of the bestseller SwiftUI Masterclass course with more than 13 thousand students at the Credo Academy.

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