lists or scrollview

Session: SwiftUI essentials
- Lists in SwiftUI are powerful tools for view composition. They can be initialized with a collection parameter, which is a convenience for creating a ForEach view. This allows for generating views for each element in a collection and providing those to its container.
- Lists can be customized with view modifiers, such as adding swipe actions to each row.
- Lists support sections using SwiftUI's Section view, which can include optional headers and footers.

Session: Migrate your TVML app to SwiftUI
- ScrollViews are used to create horizontally or vertically scrolling content. For example, a horizontally scrolling stack can be created using a LazyHStack embedded in a ScrollView.
- New in tvOS 18 are several view modifiers specific to ScrollView, such as the onScrollVisibilityChange modifier, which can be used to change the state when a header section scrolls off-screen.
- ScrollViews can also be customized to remove background images when content moves below the fold, and to align scroll targets for smoother transitions.
Session: Create custom visual effects with SwiftUI
- Scroll transitions can be used to create dynamic visual effects, such as parallax effects, by changing the x-offset of an image while keeping the clipping shape static.
- Scroll transitions can also be applied to other content, such as text captions, to create unique scroll experiences.

Session: Demystify SwiftUI containers
- Custom containers can be created to support sections and other advanced features. For example, a list can be customized to include headers and footers, and to modify the content of the container based on certain conditions.

These sessions provide a comprehensive overview of how to use lists and scroll views in SwiftUI, along with advanced customization techniques.