Aryan

Had an amazing time at WWDC 2024 watch party in Delhi! Thanks @sforsethi for hosting .As a developer, the latest innovations and announcements were incredibly inspiring. Can't wait to dive into the new tools and start creating. #WWDC2024 #WatchPartyIndiaMoments

@sforsethi @swiftdelhi congratulations Raghav

Did NOT expect to be featured by Apple when I hosted a very small WWDC watchparty in 2024. Grateful for all the hard work the team does bts at @swiftdelhi Only gives us motivation for more 🚀 developer.apple.com/community/reco…

@carlvellotti Anrigravity

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@bibekbhuje46185 Congratulation

Certification of Merit

@kamhoyung Awaiting its completion.🙌

It’s been quite a busy week with lots of travelling for work, so time has been scarce, but I’m slowly chipping away at the sub goals for the to-do app. A rather non-visual update this week, but quite monumental as I got CloudKit to work, so now tasks are shared across all my devices. Core Haptics was also quite fun to play with! As for drag and drop sorting, I had to use ChatGPT to work it out… There’s still a lot left to do, but I’m happy with the results so far! #swiftUI #iOS #beginner #code #keeplearning

@kamhoyung 🙌

Really proud of the progress I did on the app today. ✨ Designed a dismiss mechanism that works quite well IMO. Using an animation on the check mark allows the task to linger on screen a bit before dismissing, allowing the user to undo quickly. ...and the list no longer messes with the main scrollView...👏 #swiftUI #iOS #beginner #code #keeplearning

@NextTrails good work !!

I got started with the to-do list app. As I want to customise the look quite heavily, the regular list and form combo just won’t work. I’ll initiate a series of UI tests to ensure my ideas are technically feasible. The first thing I had on my list is the main view of the tasks. I built a custom swipe gesture to remove items from an array. At the moment, the dragGesture interferes with the scrollView, but I have some ideas on how to fix this. Wish me luck! #swiftUI #iOS #beginner #code #keeplearning

@kamhoyung Many Many congratulations, bro 👊😎

🎉 I just finished Day 100 of the #100DaysOfSwiftUI !!! It took me around 130 days to complete, with a short holiday and a week off due to illness along the way. Otherwise, I spent many late nights burning the midnight oil, fine-tuning and designing the projects. The course has not only been challenging, but also remarkably insightful from a design perspective—so many “aha” moments along the journey. 😄 I'll continue exploring the intersection between design and code and share my future learnings.✨ Thanks to @twostraws for this amazing course and everyone following along and liking here on X! #swiftUI #iOS #beginner #code #keeplearning

🎉 I just finished Day 62-66 of the #100DaysOfSwiftUI at hackingwithswift.com/100/swiftui/66 via @twostraws Here is my new App InstaFilter , in this project I have learned about CoreImage , PhotosUI and StoreKit here is the code repo for same : github.com/chaudharyaryan… #iOS #SwiftUI

@kamhoyung Nice 👍

One of my biggest pet peeves with native iOS input fields is that they hide the label/placeholder text once the user starts typing. This creates a subpar user experience, especially when users revisit forms after a while and can’t recall what information to enter, but also when you quickly tabs into the next input field in a form. With the text field from Material Design in mind, I found it’s rather simple to implement in swiftUI. By using offset, scale, and a slightly taller custom input field, the placeholder text remains visible through all states. I guess I'm a sucker for these small details! 😅 #swiftUI #iOS #beginner #code #keeplearning

@iOS918M @twostraws Me too , but it works 😅

@a905905905 @twostraws I did everything the same as you, but I'm not sure if this is the correct way :Dd

🎉 I just finished Day 61 of the #100DaysOfSwiftUI at hackingwithswift.com/100/swiftui/61 via @twostraws Completed adding swiftData to the Challenge5 . Code Repo : github.com/chaudharyaryan… #iosdev #swift

🎉 I just finished Day 60 of the #100DaysOfSwiftUI at hackingwithswift.com/100/swiftui/60 via @twostraws In this challenge I have handled JSON data and displayed it as required in the challenge . Here is the code repo for some : github.com/chaudharyaryan…

🎉 I just finished Day 59 of the #100DaysOfSwiftUI at hackingwithswift.com/100/swiftui/59 via @twostraws Integrated SwiftData in Project7 iExpense and added Date and Sorting Features in it . Added a new Category : ALL here is the repo for same : github.com/chaudharyaryan…

@Yuvraj370480 @twostraws Thanks

@a905905905 @twostraws Wow..4 days in one go. Keep it up!

🎉 I just finished Day 53 -56 of the #100DaysOfSwiftUI at hackingwithswift.com/100/swiftui via @twostraws I've completed my Bookworm iOS app project! 📚✨ Learned so much about SwiftData basics along the way. #iOSDev #Swift #SwiftUI #iOSApp

@iOS918M @kamhoyung @twostraws I like it much more than UserDefaults and AppStorage

@iOS918M @kamhoyung @twostraws I totally agree with you 👍

Just finished Day 62 of the #100DaysOfSwiftUI at hackingwithswift.com/100/swiftui/62 via @twostraws Ended up spending some time to build a custom slider and got slightly more familiar with GeometryReader, another great day with great learning! #swiftUI #iOS #beginner #code #keeplearning

🎉 I just finished Day 57-58 of the #100DaysOfSwiftUI at hackingwithswift.com/100/swiftui via @twostraws 🚀 Excited to share Project12 where I deep-dive into SwiftData! 📊 Learned about Predicates and Relationships in SwiftData – the possibilities are endless! #SwiftData #iOSDe