Creating the GTA VI logo in SwiftUI
Ever since Rockstar Games released the trailer for GTA VI, there has been much exuberance over the latest installment in the long beloved franchise.
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Ever since Rockstar Games released the trailer for GTA VI, there has been much exuberance over the latest installment in the long beloved franchise.
Learn how to edit screenshots of the iOS simulator with device bezels & without the toolbar.
The idea for this view came when I was going through Azam Sharp's video on drawing in SwiftUI using the `Canvas` view. I wondered if one could apply the strokes using the DragGesture to a view, it would somewhat replicate the scratch card effect that is normally seen in modern iOS applications
The idea for this animation was a gif I had seen on the now defunct gfycat website when looking for inspiration for creating a loading view for a personal project I'd been working on.
I decided to get the official logo than simply Googling for an image since you find so many variations online.
In the last post we learnt how you can create a static website using the GitHub Pages feature and apply themes to it using jekyll themes.
I recently had to setup a new machine & realised that I was not able to create pull requests from branches in Sourcetree. Turns out in the newest version 4.2.4(254) for Mac the `Host Type` is not automatically set
Sharing content from your app across the system is made simple using the `UIActivityViewController` class on iOS.
If you have a GitHub account, you can create a static website using the GitHub Pages feature.