SwiftUI Custom Icons & Buttons (Xcode 12, SwiftUI 2, 2021) - IOS Development

In this video we will learn how to bring in custom icons and button icons into our swift UI application. These include Google material icons, ionicons, and more. We will be working in the latest version of Swift and Xcode.

#swiftUI #icons #custom

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[KatelandVu]

Awesome SwiftUI videos. Keep it up 👍🏼!

[codestorm]

Hey man, I’d just like to say how impressed I am with your content. It’s made creating my own app for the App Store (I won’t say due to privacy reasons) really easy and changed the interface from being dull to something worthwhile looking at. I know quite a bit of SwiftUI, but your videos have made it easier on so many levels. For one, I now know how to make my own NavigationView (probably one of my all time favourites of SwiftUI) and thanks to you, I can now create my own custom interface with virtually no internet use (in other words, I don’t need to search stuff up as much as I had to).

Just one thing moving forward, could you possibly slow down in some of your tutorials? I feel that I have to pause the video a lot to copy everything down and make sense of what’s going on. Apart from that, awesome content! I can’t wait to see what you do in the future.

Codestorm

[crazyfox]

Thank you! I watched many of your videos, all is fine. Excepting one moment. When I open new video I expect to see some new tips with clean SwiftUI, without external libraries. I mean, it could be much interesting and useful to see how create some custom buttons on our own, using SwiftUI. Because this is just instruction how to use some lib, that could be read on GitHub without any help. For example - the previous video was about images downloading to the Image. I supposed to see some code how to achieve this in my custom view, but there was just another lib overview. So, maybe it would be better to make some separate videos of useful external libs. Or after lib overview - just show how to make it on our own, if its not too complicate.