optimize image loading on swiftui
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To optimize image loading in SwiftUI, you can consider several strategies based on the content presented at WWDC:
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Use HDR for Dynamic Image Experiences: If you're working with HDR images, SwiftUI automatically handles tone mapping when using a
UIImageViewor a SwiftUI view. You can create a SwiftUI image view and specify the allowed dynamic range modifier to determine how much of the file's dynamic range should be displayed. This is a straightforward way to handle HDR images efficiently. For more control, consider using Core Image and Metal for interactive image changes. Use HDR for dynamic image experiences in your app. -
Concurrency for Image Processing: When processing multiple images, such as displaying them in a grid view, you can use Swift concurrency to optimize performance. This involves processing images in batches concurrently rather than one at a time. For example, you can crop images to focus on the main subject using a saliency image request. Discover Swift enhancements in the Vision framework.
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Dynamic Layouts with SwiftUI: For images and icons, especially when dealing with dynamic type sizes, you can use the
scaledMetricAPI to ensure images resize appropriately based on the selected text size. This helps maintain a balance between text and image sizes, ensuring that essential content is prioritized. Get started with Dynamic Type.
These strategies can help you optimize image loading and display in SwiftUI, ensuring a smooth and efficient user experience.
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