A curated collection of SwiftUI projects perfect for learning and contributing! 🚀
Welcome to the SwiftUI Projects Collection! This repository is part of the C0D1NG organization and focuses specifically on SwiftUI projects. Whether you're a beginner learning SwiftUI or an experienced developer looking to contribute, this is the perfect place to start your iOS development journey in the open source world.
- SwiftUI Projects from basic to advanced levels
- Clean, well-documented code following iOS development best practices
- Step-by-step tutorials for iOS development concepts
- Beginner-friendly environment for your first SwiftUI contribution
- Real-world examples you can use in your own projects
Perfect for those new to SwiftUI:
- Simple UI components
- Basic navigation patterns
- Data binding examples
- Animation fundamentals
For developers with some SwiftUI experience:
- Custom views and modifiers
- State management
- Core Data integration
- Networking and APIs
Complex applications showcasing:
- Advanced architectural patterns (MVVM, VIPER)
- Complex animations and gestures
- MapKit and LocationKit integration
- ARKit and SwiftUI combinations
Before contributing, make sure you have:
- Xcode 12+ installed
- iOS 14+ deployment target knowledge
- Swift 5.3+ familiarity
- Git installed on your machine
- A GitHub account
- Beginner: Basic Swift knowledge, new to SwiftUI
- Intermediate: Comfortable with SwiftUI basics, familiar with state management
- Advanced: Deep SwiftUI experience, architectural pattern knowledge
# Fork this repository on GitHub, then:
git clone https://github.com/YOUR_USERNAME/SwiftUI.git
cd SwiftUI
# Create a descriptive branch name
git checkout -b add-calculator-app
# or
git checkout -b fix-navigation-bug
Organize your SwiftUI project following this structure:
YourProjectName/
├── YourProjectName.xcodeproj
├── YourProjectName/
│ ├── App/
│ │ ├── YourProjectNameApp.swift
│ │ └── ContentView.swift
│ ├── Views/
│ │ ├── Components/
│ │ └── Screens/
│ ├── Models/
│ ├── ViewModels/
│ ├── Services/
│ └── Resources/
│ ├── Assets.xcassets
│ └── Info.plist
├── README.md
└── Screenshots/
├── screenshot1.png
└── screenshot2.png
Each project must include:
- README.md with:
- Project description and features
- Screenshots or GIFs
- Requirements (iOS version, Xcode version)
- Installation instructions
- Key SwiftUI concepts demonstrated
- Learning objectives
- Use SwiftUI best practices
- Follow Apple's Swift style guide
- Include meaningful comments
- Use descriptive variable names
- Implement proper error handling
- Add @State, @ObservedObject, and @EnvironmentObject where appropriate
git add .
git commit -m "Add Calculator app with advanced operations
- Implemented basic arithmetic operations
- Added scientific calculator mode
- Integrated haptic feedback
- Includes unit tests and UI tests"
git push origin add-calculator-app
- Use a descriptive title
- Include screenshots or GIFs of your app
- Describe SwiftUI concepts used
- Mention iOS version compatibility
- Tag appropriate reviewers
- Write clean, readable SwiftUI code
- Include comprehensive documentation
- Add screenshots or recordings of your app
- Test on multiple iOS versions when possible
- Use meaningful commit messages
- Follow Apple's Human Interface Guidelines
- Don't submit incomplete projects
- Don't copy code without attribution
- Don't include personal/sensitive information
- Don't modify others' projects without permission
- Avoid deprecated SwiftUI APIs
- Telegram Community: C0D1NG
- Main Repository: C0D1NG Organization
- Website: c0d1ng.github.io
Made with ❤️ and SwiftUI by the C0D1NG community
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👨🏻💻 Happy SwiftUI Coding! 👩🏻💻