How to customise lists in swiftui

To customize lists in SwiftUI, you can use a variety of techniques and modifiers. Here are some key points from the WWDC sessions:

View Composition: SwiftUI lists can be initialized with a collection of data, which is a convenience for creating a ForEach view. This allows you to generate views for each element in a collection and provide them to a container. You can also manually write out a set of views for more control over the list's content (SwiftUI essentials).
Custom Views and Modifiers: You can use custom views within a list and apply view modifiers to customize the appearance and behavior of list items. For example, you can add swipe actions to each row or use the searchable modifier to make the list searchable (SwiftUI essentials).
Sections and Headers: SwiftUI's Section view allows you to organize list items into sections with optional headers and footers. This is useful for creating more structured lists (Demystify SwiftUI containers).
Custom Containers: You can create custom container views that support various compositions of content, including sections and custom modifiers. This allows for greater flexibility and customization in how list items are displayed and interacted with (Demystify SwiftUI containers).

These techniques provide a robust set of tools for customizing lists in SwiftUI, allowing you to create rich and interactive user interfaces.