Deliver dynamic SwiftUI navigation titles that smoothly animate and update based on scroll position for iOS, macOS, and visionOS apps.
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Deliver dynamic SwiftUI navigation titles that smoothly animate and update based on scroll position for iOS, macOS, and visionOS apps.
Lightweight type-safe SwiftUI NavigationStack helper. Macros for destinations & origins, deep linking, programmatic navigation. Pure Swift 6, iOS 16+, no architecture lock-in.
🌳 Tree-based SwiftUI navigation — push/sheet/cover/popover as one tree, async await-until-dismiss, Swift 6 strict concurrency
A Swift package designed to simplify and enhance navigation in SwiftUI applications. It supports stateful navigation with persistent storage, allowing developers to manage complex navigation flows with ease.
Type safe SwiftUI Navigation library, A wrapper around the SwiftUI's NavigationStack
🌊 Easy & Powerful navigation library in SwiftUI
A SwiftUI coordinator architecture demo showing how to manage deep navigation flows using NavigationStack.
Pure SwiftUI Navigation transitions ✨
Adaptive SwiftUI app shell with iPhone tabs, iPad sidebar, inspector, deep links, and per-tab navigation
A lightweight SwiftUI notes app with a grid list, full-screen editor, and color picker, built on MVVM.
SwiftUI learning project demonstrating NavigationStack, NavigationLink, and NavigationView patterns on iOS 18
The original application displayed Apple frameworks in a LazyVGrid. The goal of the challenge was to refactor the UI and navigation flow by replacing the grid layout with a List while preserving the existing functionality and improving the overall code structure.
🧭 Production navigation framework for SwiftUI with deep linking & state restoration
iOS app for creating categorized shopping lists, managing items, customizing list colors, and saving user preferences locally.
Type-safe, interceptable navigation router for SwiftUI — NavigationStack management, deep linking, auth guards, analytics hooks, Swift 6 native
An example project to show how for on-boarding sections of our apps we can avoid using modal viewcontrllers as "walls"
A modern, robust iOS SwiftUI application demonstrating a scalable 4-tab architecture using entirely isolated navigation stacks with the latest iOS 17 @observable framework.
Contextual navigation titles for SwiftUI
A teeny bit smarter app project. Moving away from root switching to a proper NavigationStack logic using the LIFO (Last-In-First-Out) principle. Using the @observable macro to mash names and build views dynamically. A diagram from me that Van Gogh would be proud about.
Simple and effective routing system for SwiftUI apps
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