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Use UIKit components in SwiftUI: UIViewControllerRepresentable and UIViewRepresentable
Use UIKit components in SwiftUI: UIViewControllerRepresentable and UIViewRepresentable
Fabrizio Duroni Fabrizio Duroni

02 Jul 2020 · 6 min read

Do you know that it is possible to use UKit components in SwiftUI? Let's see how you can use UIViewRepresentable and UIViewControllerRepresentable to use your UIKit based component or to fill the gap for missing SwiftUI API.
Lazy loading of JavaScript modules by using dynamic imports and code splitting with Webpack
Lazy loading of JavaScript modules by using dynamic imports and code splitting with Webpack
Fabrizio Duroni Fabrizio Duroni

02 Jun 2020 · 4 min read

Most of the time you have a big JavaScript codebase for your website but you need only a small fraction of it when a page is requested. Is it possible to load chunks of JavaScript code only when they are really needed? Yes you can with Webpack and its code splitting feature based on a syntax equal to the one of ES2020 dynamic imports.
Add dark mode support on your website with SASS and prefers-color-scheme media query
Add dark mode support on your website with SASS and prefers-color-scheme media query
Fabrizio Duroni Fabrizio Duroni

20 May 2020 · 8 min read

Dark mode support has been around for quite some time. Let's see how you can create a light theme and a dark theme for your website that will be selected automatically based on the user system preference.
How to: create your SUPER simple dependency injector container in Swift
How to: create your SUPER simple dependency injector container in Swift
Fabrizio Duroni Fabrizio Duroni

19 Apr 2020 · 6 min read

There are a lot of dependency injection framework in the open source swift world with really cool features like object graph, persistence etc. But what if all you need is a lightweight dependencies container? In this post I will show you how to create it by leveraging the Metatype Type, Generics, the Hashable protocol and the Equatable protocol.
Create a custom TabBar in SwiftUI
Create a custom TabBar in SwiftUI
Fabrizio Duroni Fabrizio Duroni

06 Mar 2020 · 8 min read

SwiftUI has been introduced by Apple during the last WWDC. I started to use it for a personal project to understand its potential. Let's see how I used SwiftUI to create a custom TabBar with modal and detail navigation.
How to: enable Hermes JavaScript engine in your React Native app
How to: enable Hermes JavaScript engine in your React Native app
Fabrizio Duroni Fabrizio Duroni
Francesco Bonfadelli Francesco Bonfadelli
Marco De Lucchi Marco De Lucchi

18 Jan 2020 · 4 min read

React native 0.60.4 has a new cool feature for Android: a new JavaScript engine called Hermes. Let's see how you can turn it on in your React Native application to get all its benefits.
Implement offline tracking with Google Analytics in your Progressive Web App
Implement offline tracking with Google Analytics in your Progressive Web App
Fabrizio Duroni Fabrizio Duroni

15 Dec 2019 · 2 min read

PWA offer great native alike offline capabilities. But what about tracking? In this tutorial I will show you how simple it is to implement offline tracking with Google Analytics in your PWA.
Implement a pull to refresh component for you web application
Implement a pull to refresh component for you web application
Fabrizio Duroni Fabrizio Duroni

16 Nov 2019 · 14 min read

Implementing a pull to refresh component in vanilla js for your progressive web app (PWA) it's really easy. Let's do it now!
Web to native code communication on Android using JavaScript Interfaces
Web to native code communication on Android using JavaScript Interfaces
Fabrizio Duroni Fabrizio Duroni

06 Sep 2019 · 2 min read

Javascript Interface can be helpful when you need to call native code from a webview on Android.
Web to native code communication on iOS using WKScriptMessageHandler
Web to native code communication on iOS using WKScriptMessageHandler
Fabrizio Duroni Fabrizio Duroni

03 Aug 2019 · 5 min read

Did you know that it is possible to call Swift/Objective-C code from the JavaScript code of a web page displayed inside a WKWebView?
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