This tutorial aims at introducing mobile developers to developing a cross-platform e-reader app solely using Swift and SCADE. The user interface of the eBook is inviting, and accessing it is quite simple. On the home page, it shows you four categorie...
An essential component of developing a new mobile app is creating the user onboarding flow, which includes the landing page, login and registration pages, etc. One of FireBase's major features, authentication, is very handy in navigating users throug...
Vapor is an open-source Swift web framework built for developers interested in creating web apps and Restful APIs just to mention a few. Vapor's simplicity and flexibility make it simple to create a new project on the go thanks to its handy command l...
The Textbox control's fundamental concept is to accept user input. By default, it writes on its textfield the word "Enter" and also takes a single line of text. However, you can make it accept multiple texts too. A Textbox in SCADE collects inputs f...
Slider control, commonly known as Carousel Slider on iOS and Android, is one of the most often used image sliders in most mobile apps such as eCommerce apps, social media apps, etc.. nowadays. Slider Control is used in these mobile apps mostly for sh...
Autocomplete is a workspace feature normally used to suggest code snippets as developers type in their IDEs and Code Editors. Software developers no longer have to keep track of programming syntax, API method names and details, and other essential in...
Developing a successful mobile application is not simple; there are many factors to take into account, including planning, designing, coding, testing, and maintenance. In this tutorial, we are going to look at one page of an existing app project on F...
Swift packages are bundles of source files, binaries, and resources that you can reuse in your projects. They can also be seen as a tool, similar to CocoaPods and Carthage, for controlling the distribution of Swift code. It is integrated with Swift's...
The image control, just like every other control in SCADE, acts as a wrapper around native controls, exposing a fraction of its functionality to users. We'll learn how to display images from within the app or dynamically downloaded from the internet ...