How to Create Custom Circle Image with Swift UI - Swift 5 , Xcode 11, Swift UI Tutorials - #4

Custom Circle Image with Swift UI - Swift UI Tutorials - #4

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I am Rozeri Dilar

In this video series we will create a map view, with circled image and text view in VStacks and HStacks as we have learned from

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With the name and location views all set, the next thing to do is to add an image for the landmark.

Instead of adding more code in this file, you’ll create a custom view that applies a mask, border, and drop shadow to the image.
Add a call to .clipShape(Circle()) to apply the circular clipping shape to the image.
The Circle type is a shape that you can use as a mask, or as a view by giving the circle a stroke or fill.
Create another circle with a white stroke, and then add it as an overlay to give the image a border.
Next, add a shadow with a 10 point radius.
This completes the image view.

A quick reminder: Make sure you have installed MacOS Catalina and Xcode 11 to play with the canvas in Xcode for Swift UI.

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