I'm working on a post on how to implement the iCloud Sign In animation in #SwiftUI – coming soon to patreon.com/swiftui_snippets

And here's the whole thing in action

I've published a new #SwiftUI Package to automatically visualize touches during Screen Recording, Screen Mirroring and when using the iOS Simulator: github.com/robb/visuali...

You’ll find the value is only dependent on the radius, so you can just multiply with the radius instead of creating a whole Path and taking it apart.

(unless of of course, it crosses the midpoint of the shortest edge)

If you create a 9-slice from a rounded rectangle you created on iOS, you need to take into account that the distance from the corner to the first axis-aligned control point is about 152.866% of the radius.

I found this value through some empirical computer science in a quick #SwiftUI preview.

Using #SwiftUI’s UIGestureRecognizerRepresentable and Anchor Preferences, you can build a ButtonStyle that is triggered by a long-press in a parent view in addition to regular taps.

This enables building custom menus like this that allow triggering an action with a single long press.

Work-in-Progress #SwiftUI glitch effect featuring chroma subsampling; random offsets for lines, blocks and pixels; chromatic abberation in YCbCr as well as RGB channel shuffling.

The SVG effect on display here is a group of feGaussianBlur ➝ feColorMatrix ➝ feOffset filters grouped in a feMerge. That translates 1:1 to GraphicsContext.Filter.blur, .colorMatrix and . projectionTransform drawn on top of each other.

Quick tutorial how the stitching was achieved:

- Use `strokedPath(_:)` to split the path into multiple lines, using a two-component dash array.
- Convert to a CGPath, split it into subcomponents using `componentsSeparated(using:)`.
- Apply a rotation to each line.
- Merge them back together.

I reimplemented the iconic Family App label using SwiftUI's TextRenderer