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02/20/2024

Take a look at our new animated linear gradient library written with SwiftUI https://github.com/exyte/AnimatedGradient

12/25/2023

Here's our new library to facilitate creating onboarding screens with phone numbers https://github.com/exyte/FlagAndCountryCode

12/17/2023

Our recently released Сhat library for SwiftUI https://github.com/exyte/Chat inspired us to make a step-by-step tutorial on adding a Firebase-backed SwiftUI chat. Check it here: https://exyte.com/blog/firebase-chat-tutorial

11/11/2023

We used Apple’s new SwiftUI Keyframe API for iOS 17 to rewrite the code in our Animated Tab Bar library, here are our impressions: https://exyte.com/blog/keyframes-ios17

11/01/2023

📱💬 A SwiftUI Chat UI framework with built-in chat example based on Firestore https://github.com/exyte/Chat

10/18/2023

We've released a tutorial on how we implemented the SwiftUI version of our Animated TabBar librarу: https://exyte.com/blog/swiftui-animated-tabbar

Make sure to also check out its counterpart – the Animated Navigation Bar for Android in Jetpack Compose: https://exyte.com/blog/animated-navigation-bar

08/16/2023

Ever wondered how React Native seamlessly helps to create decentralized apps? Our new article guides you through integrating solana/web3.js library into Solana using React Native & Expo.
Learn More → https://medium.com//integrating-solana-web3-js-library-into-solana-with-react-native-and-expo-9ee16e3b226d

In this article, we delve into the exciting world of blockchain development and explore the challenges of integrating Solana’s powerful…

07/06/2023

Harness the power of for multiplatform development! Check out our new blog post "Jetpack Compose Multiplatform Android & iOS" for our experience of running a Jetpack Compose app on iOS.
Don’t miss out: https://exyte.com/blog/jetpack-compose-multiplatform

06/10/2023

Now on iPads! Our latest release of the SwiftUI PopupView library is now fully compatible with tablets, among other improvements
🔗https://github.com/exyte/PopupView

06/06/2023

Just released our tutorial that walks you through replicating the Water Level Widget – https://exyte.com/blog/water-level-widget
Inspired by Apple Watch depth gauge widget, this article will tell you how we went about creating a wave effect, having the water snap around the text, and blending colors 🌊