Tell Your Users What's New In Your App | SwiftUI

Let's remake Apple's classic onboarding screen in SwiftUI. Stick around until the end to find out how you can make this reusable for all your projects!

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[coughski]

Thanks for sharing, Flo! Didn't know you could extract the app name like that!

[wmblemania]

Thanks for this.
Some constructive criticism: this design will break in the real world, as it depends on the amount and length of arguments passed in, and the user's device size, and the user's text size settings.
Apple's design respects Dynamic Type. If you change the device or app's default text size, then Apple's version changes to a scrolling list. And, if necessary, the layout changes: the image and text are no longer side by side, but arranged vertically. This allows the screen to support very large text, and very long texts.
Suggestion: please revisit this topic, with a Dynamic Type-aware design.
Cheers.

[marknelson]

Great video! What could you add so it would run once and not every time the app was restarted?

[chestermang]

This is a great and easy to follow tutorial! Thanks for sharing!