Is there a way to tease adjacent pages in a TabView on SwiftUI?

Generated on 8/2/2024

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Yes, there is a way to tease adjacent pages in a TabView on SwiftUI. You can use the scroll transition modifier to create custom scroll effects, such as rotating and offsetting elements based on their position. This can be used to create a carousel effect where adjacent pages are teased as you scroll through the TabView.

For more details on creating custom scroll effects, you can refer to the session Create custom visual effects with SwiftUI at the 02:07 mark.

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