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Desktop & Mobile Accordion Slider For Bootstrap 4
A tiny jQuery script to help you create horizontal (desktop) and vertical (mobile) accordion sliders using Bootstrap 4’s styles. Demo Download source
A tiny jQuery script to help you create horizontal (desktop) and vertical (mobile) accordion sliders using Bootstrap 4’s styles. Demo Download source
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Hi I tried to code my first Xam Form but when i try to debug my Android app the emulator start (also de Android) but the app doesnt start. Maybe is coz i code in Read more…
Hello everyone, I’m a python developper, and I’ve recently switched to C# as a main language. However, I’d need you to help me figuring out where should I go. I’m looking to get into desktop/mobile Read more…
Posted on November 27th 2020 We’re delighted to announce a 30% discount on all our eBooks and Swift Talk subscriptions until Monday! This year, all our bundles are included, with a further 30% off the Read more…
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Posted on November 9th 2020 by Chris Eidhof For the most part SwiftUI’s layout system is intuitive to use, letting you achieve what you want with a little bit of experimentation. However, sometimes you encounter Read more…
In my previous article, we have learned the Basics of DataBinding. Today, we are going to put the basics into action by implementing a profile screen using data-binding concepts. The profile screen will have profile Read more…
Taking pictures from camera or gallery is an essential feature for many applications those includes media in their apps. A simple notes app may need a profile picture to make the notes more personal. Getting Read more…
Posted on March 5th 2020 by Chris Eidhof In the fourth of our Thinking in SwiftUI challenges, we asked you to align two columns, without using preferences: We start with this code: We can solve Read more…