How to add a Package in SwiftUI project – Xcode

By Saruque Ahamed Mollick

In this tutorial, I will show you how to add a Package dependency in SwiftUI project in Xcode. This will work on any Xcode project. (Not only SwiftUI) Steps involved: Open your Pro.... Read More

Different style of copyright (©) symbol in LaTeX

By Parvez Akhtar Pasha

The copyright symbol is used as a legal symbol. To get this symbol in LaTeX, you can use the default commands $\copyright$ and \textcopyright, But if you get any error like this. M.... Read More

How to draw a border around a view in SwiftUI

By Samim

In this tutorial, we will see how to draw a border around a view in SwiftUI. In SwiftUI, there is a special modifier called the border() modifier that helps us create borders aroun.... Read More

Fixed: pip/python: normal site-packages is not writeable

By Saruque Ahamed Mollick

Here, I will show you how to fix the error “Defaulting to user installation because normal site-packages is not writeable” while installing a package in Python using pi.... Read More

Create any pattern easily with simple steps in Java

By Saima Shamim

Why are patterns important? Patterns are important because it help programmers to enhance their problem-solving skills and gain a deeper understanding of coding architecture. This .... Read More

Java program to print alphabetical pattern

By Saima Shamim

In this tutorial, you’ll learn to generate a wide range of patterns using alphabets in Java. Alphabetical patterns are patterns created by arranging alphabets in a specific s.... Read More

How to add one or multiple authors and affiliations in LaTeX?

By Parvez Akhtar Pasha

In LaTeX, to create a title on top of the page you have to use the \maketitle command. This command can print a title based on the following declarations: \author \date \title \tha.... Read More

Change alert message font color, background color in SwiftUI

Change alert message font color, background color in SwiftUI

By Saruque Ahamed Mollick | October 30, 2023

The straightforward and simple answer is a big NO. For now, SwiftUI does not allow you to change any of the color schemes in the alert. Theoretically, you can do that by customizing UIAlertController which I do not recommend at all. Still, if you are desperate to get your own custom alert you can check […] Read More

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