SwiftUI Tutorial: Core Concepts: Custom Modifiers - Part 4: Offsetting Views Relative to Themselves

SwiftUI Tutorial: Core Concepts: Custom Modifiers - Part 4: Offsetting Views Relative to Themselves

In this episode we're going to implement a ViewModifier that allows you to offset something relative to itself. It's a very powerful yet simple custom modifier that's going to allow you to do things that wouldn't be possible without it!

We also explore the side-effects of the order of view rendering, and deal with animating multiple views sharing the same animation state.

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[robertshatto]

You should have many more subscribers! Thank you for the doing the amount of work that it must take to make these videos as clear and concise as they are. No fluff.

[andreychirkov]

Very cool series about custom modifiers! Thanks! 👏🏻💪🏻