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Creating Forms in SwiftUI
Collect user input in a concise and practical fashion
Welcome to another SwiftUI tutorial, where we are about to explore and learn how to create forms in SwiftUI. Forms are a special kind of container views that allow to group input controls together, applying platform-appropriate styling to them automatically. Forms are ideal for building user interfaces that allow data entry, like settings or sign up/sign in views.
Throughout the following paragraphs you will meet how to use various input controls along with forms, such as text fields, toggles, pickers, steppers, and more. Such controls let us collect various kind of data from users, as well as display data properly. In addition, you will also see how to organize content into logical groups with sections, and therefore how to separate information into meaningful parts.
Here’s an example of a form that you’ll learn how to create in this post:
Defining a simple form
As mentioned in the beginning, forms are container views like HStacks, VStacks and others. So, all of their content is implemented into the body of a closure. Right…
