What framework do I use for creating a book like reader app?
Asked on 2024-07-30
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To create a book-like reader app, you can use the SwiftUI framework. SwiftUI provides a declarative syntax for building user interfaces across all Apple platforms, making it a great choice for creating a reading experience.
Here are some relevant sessions from WWDC that can help you get started:
- SwiftUI essentials: This session covers the fundamentals of SwiftUI, including views, navigation, and custom layouts, which are essential for building a reader app.
- Get started with Dynamic Type: This session explains how to use built-in text styles to create a comfortable reading experience that adapts to different text sizes.
- Evolve your document launch experience: This session discusses how to use document-based scenes in SwiftUI, which can be useful for managing and displaying book content.
By leveraging these sessions, you can create a rich and adaptive reading experience using SwiftUI.
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