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Easily apply the Liquid Glass design to your views using the glassEffect() modifier.
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Easily apply the Liquid Glass design to your views using the glassEffect() modifier.
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When applying the Liquid Glass design to your custom views, you can even use custom shapes with the glassEffect() modifier.
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When applying the Liquid Glass design to your custom views, you can even use custom shapes with the glassEffect() modifier.
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The glassEffect() modifier applies a capsule shape by default but you can easily change it to any shape you prefer.
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The glassEffect() modifier applies a capsule shape by default but you can easily change it to any shape you prefer.
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We can apply the glass design to views using the .glassEffect() modifier.
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We can apply the glass design to views using the .glassEffect() modifier.
→ learnandcodewithenid.com
buttonStyle(.glass) = .glassEffect(.regular.interactive(), in: .circle)
Using buttonStyle(.glass) + buttomBorderShape(.circle) shows another circle within the button when touched 🫤
And glassEffect(in: .circle) doesn’t render the same visual effect when touched 😞
buttonStyle(.glass) = .glassEffect(.regular.interactive(), in: .circle)
Learn to create a glass effect in Adobe Photoshop with a few simple steps.
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Learn to create a glass effect in Adobe Photoshop with a few simple steps.
#denizartstudio #photoshop #adobe #photoshoptutorial #graphicdesign #glasseffect
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We made a Swift package using the `Backport` pattern so you don’t need `#available` checks.
Instead of:
if #available(iOS 26.0, *) {
MyView().glassEffect()
} else {
MyView()
}
Use:
MyView().backport.glassEffect()
Cheers 🍻
We made a Swift package using the `Backport` pattern so you don’t need `#available` checks.
Instead of:
if #available(iOS 26.0, *) {
MyView().glassEffect()
} else {
MyView()
}
Use:
MyView().backport.glassEffect()
Cheers 🍻
I have submitted this latest FB FB19621036
I have submitted this latest FB FB19621036
Also finally had a chance to play with Expo GlassEffect package 😍
Is the new UI clearer, wyt
Also finally had a chance to play with Expo GlassEffect package 😍
Is the new UI clearer, wyt