I'm getting back into programming after a three months hiatus and your content is a fantastic way to get back into things, before I continue on my own project again! So super thanks!
Thanks Mark. I am having a lot of fun creating this iOS 16 playlist. There is so much more than what appears on the surface of many of these new features.
excellent tutorial, thank you for sharing that extra information about accessibility is I am very much curious to know & understand thank you again for sharing such a valuable knowledge. I appreciate it
Fantastic tutorial. I am just learning SwiftUI and your tutorials have been so helpful. I had a question about the fractional and height detents. Is there a way to limit the height of the sheet to just what the view presented in the sheets needs? For example, using your multi-sheet presentation example - what if one sheet view (View A) is a Form with 2 simple controls (1 TextField and a toggle button) but the second view (View B) is a longer Form with 5 lines on it. I would like the sheet to dynamically adjust and limit their height based on the height they need to properly display. If your tutorial already showed that in some way, I apologize for not seeing that. Thanks again!
@@StewartLynch Apart from the contents themselves, as I told my wife the other day after watching one of your videos, you give me a good example of how I would like to become one day in the future: clear, concise, polite, active, someone who does things smartly while having a good effect on the others. Cheers from Japan!
Hi Stewart, thanks for the great tutorial. I'm currently working on adding accessibility to my sheets and was wondering if you knew how to get VoiceOver to announce the height of a sheet after its height has changed. Apple Maps and Outlook seem to have this behavior. Thanks!
I don't understand the question. That is what I am doing in the example. If you start at the tabView screen you will see that they are being presented with a tab.
I'm getting back into programming after a three months hiatus and your content is a fantastic way to get back into things, before I continue on my own project again! So super thanks!
Welcome back!
Thank you Stewart… ✨💫
Thanks very much Stewart...executive summaries just got a hell of a lot easier. Starting to really like this version (iOS 16)
The ViewModifier is neat!
What useful set of ideas. Thanks Stewart.
Wow! Brilliant, Stewart, especially your last custom for variable text size. Really helpful!
Thanks!
Blessings,
--Mark
Thanks Mark. I am having a lot of fun creating this iOS 16 playlist. There is so much more than what appears on the surface of many of these new features.
Great resource to fall back to as always!
Thanks Jordi
Nice info. I wanted to see how the List (table View) is handled inside such a detents. But this info is useful lalso.
I’m going to use those techniques in some up coming code soon.
excellent tutorial, thank you for sharing
that extra information about accessibility is I am very much curious to know & understand
thank you again for sharing such a valuable knowledge.
I appreciate it
Thanks for the feedback
Fantastic tutorial. I am just learning SwiftUI and your tutorials have been so helpful. I had a question about the fractional and height detents. Is there a way to limit the height of the sheet to just what the view presented in the sheets needs? For example, using your multi-sheet presentation example - what if one sheet view (View A) is a Form with 2 simple controls (1 TextField and a toggle button) but the second view (View B) is a longer Form with 5 lines on it. I would like the sheet to dynamically adjust and limit their height based on the height they need to properly display. If your tutorial already showed that in some way, I apologize for not seeing that. Thanks again!
Sure. Here is a gist I just created for you that demonstrates one way of doing this.
gist.github.com/StewartLynch/459f958cb1350c55b0f3c5948891d026
Very helpful Stewart. 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Great content as usual ... and very practical. Thanks for this!
Thanks Richard
Great content! Thanks for the great job!
Great contents as always
Glad you think so!
@@StewartLynch Apart from the contents themselves, as I told my wife the other day after watching one of your videos, you give me a good example of how I would like to become one day in the future: clear, concise, polite, active, someone who does things smartly while having a good effect on the others. Cheers from Japan!
Thank you so much.
Great video. I have one question though… is it possible to create a custom detant based on the height of the view that’s being shown?
I am not sure how that would be done as you have nothing to base that geometry on.
Hi Stewart, thanks for the great tutorial. I'm currently working on adding accessibility to my sheets and was wondering if you knew how to get VoiceOver to announce the height of a sheet after its height has changed. Apple Maps and Outlook seem to have this behavior. Thanks!
Unfortuntately, I have not looked int to this. Sorry
Thanks!
Thank you for your support.
How use presentation Detents together with tabview?
I don't understand the question. That is what I am doing in the example. If you start at the tabView screen you will see that they are being presented with a tab.
Just a little pick…..not detente but Detent pronounced DEE-TENT. It’s a switch option not a easing of hostility between countries 🤔
Irregardless
@@StewartLynch 😂😂
Glad you can take a joke. I have been guilty of mispronunciation in the past. Depreciated vs depricated for example.