SwiftUI Form w/ TextField, DatePicker, Toggle, Stepper, Link and Sections w/ Header

In today's video I show you how to create a Form in SwiftUI. We'll build a SwiftUI View that resembles a typical account screen that you would find in an app. I populate the Form with common elements you may use like TextFields, DatePicker, Toggle, Stepper, and a Link. I also show you how to break the form into sections with section headers and way to handle some keyboard issues you may have with your Form.

This tutorial was created in Xcode 12.5 and Swift 5.4.

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[seanallen]

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[obtusei]

SwiftUI becomes even easier after Sean's explanation...
Thank you Sean!

[glennadams]

This is a great demo of where SwiftUI shines vs UIKit. Thanks Sean.

[shedrackejeh]

Thank you Sean for all the tutorials, I don't have a Macbook yet but, I will use mac in cloud, I can't wait to play with swiftUI🚀🚀

[martinmaulhardt]

The master of IOS is you, Sean. Can’t believe I’m doing my first app thanks to you. Cheers from Argentina, my friend!

[manoz]

Man Very easy to learn.. I am doing the screen while watching your videos. Thanks alot..

[kibugenzaking]

this is really great, keep up the great work Sean Allen

[LaurIle]

Hey Sean, would love to see a SpriteKit series on youtube or a new course about it. Many of us would like to dive into iOS game development and all the tutorials out there are 3-5 years old. Also great video!

[fadyyecob]

Nice video. A tip for automatically creating closures: you can just hit enter and Xcode should automatically create the closure. E.g. when creating a Button(LocalizedStringKey, () -> Void), when you click enter on () -> Void it will create the closure.

[karhoshe]

Thanks for the demo, can add this to my project now. 👍🏻

[fredrigaudeau]

Nice video. Thing starts becoming tricky when we must deal with entering numbers in TextField. Could be great to have a lesson on this.

[michelcusson]

why I don't see the file info.plist on my project . You are a great teacher. Thank you!

[danzeitman]

Sean great video! So.. if less is more... how might you refactor this so the keyboard dismiss button only appears in the toolbar when the keyboard is actually displayed.

[ClintonSiegel]

Super helpful and informative!! Thank you!!

[williamallen]

Very clear and helpful. Thanks, Sean.

[esraagamal]

Hey Sean, It would be great if u made a part2 video to show how to validate TextField inside a form so it shows if the content is valid like if it is a valid email or valid number of characters

[radfaredu]

Thank You i learned a lots of new things

[jwoodywoodward]

Great video! Just wondered if you were doing this with a firebase database, how would you save the details entered into the form? Thank you!

[nsmofficial_]

is there a way to save the data even after the application is closed

[rudrakshya]

Very good content. Thank you for your efforts.