• VStack with a list

• List makes modifying and editing super easy.

1. Create a list with list of text

• Simply use List() and Text() to create a base code

2. Use array and ForEach()

• First, we create array of string named fruits including list of fruits.

• Import fruits into ForEach.
• Declare the id with \.self
• fruit in will write each array of string value

• .capitalized after the text will make it capitaliezd

3. Add a Section of the list

• Section() will create header: and content:
• We write a header text on the header
• header: {Text("Fruits)}
• and we add a content in the curly brackets

4. Delete an Item (Swipe)

• add .onDelete(perform: delete) after Section{content}

• Now we can swipe to delete

5. Delete an Item (Edit)

• By adding EditButton() on the toolbar will perform the edit

• by clicking edit, delete button will show on the list

#toolbar

6. Move an Item (Edit)

• Add .onMove after Section{}

• Extract the function to make it simpler

• Rewrite .onMove

7. Add an Item .append()

• Add .topBarTrailing as a new toolbar button

• Add a button with .append string value.
• Pressing a button will add “peach” in the fruits array

• Extract button function

• Extract the button as a separate View

• We can simplify the toolBarItem

8. Add a list style

• We can change the style of list by adding .listStyle()
• Most of styles aren’t supported in VisionOS

Apple developer (List of Style)

9. List Style

• Creating a list with an array of text, adding sections, deleting items, moving items, and adding new items.

• Changing the list style

• Extracting functions and views

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This video provides the opportunity to experience spatial video on my Quest 2. The immersion was remarkable, similar to viewing a 3D movie up close with 3D glasses. However, the performance was lacking when it came to distant fixtures, scenes, or panoramic views.