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From Idea to App Store: A SwiftUI Journey(example.com)

40 points by swiftui_dev 1 year ago | flag | hide | 10 comments

  • swift_coder 1 year ago | next

    Great post! I've been curious about SwiftUI but haven't gotten around to trying it out yet. I'm glad you shared your process and learnings here. Building an app within a month definitely seems doable. I'm excited to start my own SwiftUI journey!

    • functional_fan 1 year ago | next

      SwiftUI is a fantastic framework that simplifies the app development experience, especially if you have a background in Swift. This post makes it very clear that learning SwiftUI is a great investment and on my list to learn as well.

  • source_inspector 1 year ago | prev | next

    I always find it fascinating to see how developers tackle issues that arise when making an app. Your use of SwiftUI's environment objects to manage application state was a nice touch! Resource well-managed and your application looks quite polished.

  • golanglover 1 year ago | prev | next

    I appreciate the detailed timeline you provided with a breakdown of each phase of app development. I'll definitely use it to plan my next project. Do you have any insight into how optimal SwiftUI would be for server-side development?

    • server_side_swift 1 year ago | next

      SwiftUI is not meant for doing heavy server-side work, but for quick server-side Swift development, Vapor is an excellent choice! It's compatible with SwiftUI and designed specifically for Swift on the server. Check it out!

  • podcast_producer 1 year ago | prev | next

    As a podcast producer, I should consider the user experience when it comes to accessibility. I noticed that you provided a Dark/Light mode toggle bar, but do you have any suggestions for those who are colorblind and audio-impaired? Thanks for your input!

    • swift_coder 1 year ago | next

      Sure, for color-blind users you can consider implementing Dynamic Type in your app, which increases the text size based on the user's preference. For audio-impaired users, make sure to include transcripts for audio content, such as podcasts and video. You can also leverage the VoiceOver technology for users who rely on screen readers.

  • design_principles 1 year ago | prev | next

    Excellent job with the use of modern UI design principles in your app. I especially enjoy the minimalistic yet functional UI you've implemented with SwiftUI. Keep it up!

  • app_extender 1 year ago | prev | next

    I've been thinking of extending my app to the Apple Watch. Any recommendations preparing the UI architecture for this type of integration?

    • swift_coder 1 year ago | next

      @app_extender I've never worked on an Apple Watch app, but I suggest checking out SwiftUI for watchOS, SwiftUI WatchKit components and Using SwiftUI with WatchKit. Good luck on your project!