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There are 5 episodes with tag 'appkit'   Clear search
  • Implementing a Command Design with Combine

    #564

    macOS Mastodon Client

    Last time we left off where keyboard shortcuts weren't quite working the way we wanted. In this episode we take the time to explore the various options we tried and why they don't work. We address this by implementing a key handling system in AppKit and publishing these as commands to SwiftUI using a Combine subject. This wraps up our series on Building a Mastodon client for macOS!

  • Image Zoom Gesture & Keyboard Shortcuts

    #562

    macOS Mastodon Client

    In this episode we handle zooming into images using a gesture on the trackpad or with ⌘+/- on the keyboard.

  • Aligning and Zooming Images

    #561

    macOS Mastodon Client

    When tapping on an image, we want to open a new window with that image, but have it expand from the position in the gallery on the post. To do so, we have to do some window manipulation using NSPanel and some frame calculations.

  • Opening Windows | macOS Coordinate System

    #559

    macOS Mastodon Client

    In this episode we dive a little deeper into how Windows can be opened using SwiftUI, then see how we can drop down to AppKit to customize it further. We'll learn about style masks and the different behaviors we have for positioning the window. Finally we use this knowledge to open a window with a selected image from a post.

  • Working in AppKit

    #293

    Dive Into Core Graphics

    Core Graphics is a cross-platform technology, but there are some gotchas to consider when working on mac apps with AppKit. Sam will go over some of these differences to help you avoid some common pitfalls.