SwiftUI Widgets : Creating Interactive Widgets in iOS 17

Welcome to our comprehensive SwiftUI Widgets tutorial, perfect for beginners and seasoned developers alike! In this video, we dive deep into the world of SwiftUI and WidgetKit, exploring the exciting capabilities of iOS 17 widgets. Starting from the basics, we'll guide you through the process of creating your first simple SwiftUI widget, ensuring you grasp the fundamental concepts of WidgetKit.

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We then shift our focus to more dynamic and interactive widgets. You'll learn how to create a custom SwiftUI progress ring, incorporating stunning animations and gradients to make your widgets stand out. Additionally, we cover the essentials of SwiftUI dates and how to update your widgets effectively to keep your content fresh and engaging.

For those looking to add more advanced features, we delve into SwiftUI AppIntents and widget intents, showing you how to create interactive widgets that respond to user actions. These skills are crucial for developing modern, user-friendly iOS applications.

Our tutorial is designed to be easy to follow, with step-by-step instructions on how to leverage SwiftUI's powerful framework to create eye-catching and functional widgets. Whether you're a complete beginner or looking to expand your SwiftUI knowledge, this video is tailored to help you learn and implement widget kit effectively.

By the end of this tutorial, you'll not only learn how to create a SwiftUI widget but also understand how to make it dynamic, interactive, and visually appealing. Don't forget to subscribe for more SwiftUI and iOS development tutorials, and leave your questions or feedback in the comments below. Happy coding!

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[multimulti]

Love the stuff that you do!!! Thank you!!!

[李添齐]

Thank you very much for your video, it was very inspiring!!!! I have encountered a problem during development and I'm wondering if I could seek your advice: I have created a real-time countdown timer with a widget. I want to display the countdown in real time on the widget, and I'm using "style: .timer" format. However, after the countdown reaches zero, it automatically starts counting up. Is there a way to make the timer stay at 0:00 or revert to the default time display after the countdown ends?

[hungan]

Thanks for your helf but is there any way to remove the animation when we tap on button, i've tried many ways but it's seem not work