Brian King Twitter: @bkbkbk. Brian is a video director and producer in Silicon Valley. His work can be found at brianking.org Just as in past years, I composed and animated the chapter art for this year’s iOS review in Cinema 4D. This software allows me to work just like I do in physical space—placing objects,...
Previously, On MacStories
Matthew Panzarino Tests the iPhone 13 Pro’s Cinematic Mode and Inteviews Apple Executives Austin Mann Puts the iPhone 13 Pro and iPhone 13 Pro Max Cameras Through Their Paces iPad mini Review: Small Wonder watchOS 8: The MacStories Review iOS and iPadOS 15 Review Extras: eBooks, Shortcuts, Making Of, Obsidian Plugins, Safari Extension Beta, and...
In This Issue
A recap of the week’s perks and where to find them,Federico digs into the Obsidian plugins, shortcuts, and apps he used to write this year’s iOS and iPadOS review, Brian King covers how the animation and chapter images were created for the review, plus a long list of App Debuts,Links, highlights from the Club MacStories+...
Up Next, On Club MacStories’ Podcasts
Next week on AppStories, Federico and John go beyond the specs to figure out what it is about the new iPad mini that makes it so special....
Announcement
Club Perk Recap We released a lot of perks for Club members this week as part of the release of Federico’s iOS and iPadOS 15 review and wanted to summarize them here, so they’re easy for everyone to find. This week we released the following for all Club members: eBooks (available on your Club Downloads...
Export Markdown with Embeds: An Obsidian Plugin to Compile Documents with Embedded Notes
FinnExport Markdown with Embeds is a customizable plugin that compiles documents with embedded nested documents into a single document. Obsidian’s note embed feature allows you to embed a file or note in another note using the syntax: ![[My Note]]. The contents of embedded notes will be shown in Obsidian’s preview mode in place of...
Markdown Insert: An Obsidian Plugin for Creating Markdown-Formatted Web and Image Links
Markdown Insert is an Obsidian plugin that takes advantage of your system clipboard to let you link text and images as you write using Markdown syntax. The process is simple: Copy a URL or image Highlight some text in Obsidian Invoke the Markdown Insert command in Obsidian That’s all there is to it. The...
Todoist Tasks: An Obsidian Plugin to Create Tasks in Todoist with Two-Way Linking
Todoist Tasks is a plugin for Obsidian that enables you to create tasks in Todoist directly from Obsidian. As you take notes or write in Obsidian, you can create inline tasks using syntax describing the project, label, section, due date, priority, and any notes associated with a task. Running the ‘Create and update tasks...
DetailsPro: A Design Tool Made for SwiftUI [Sponsor]
DetailsPro is the accessible, graphical tool for the iPhone, iPad, and Mac that brings your app designs to life with SwiftUI. The future of modern app design on Apple’s platforms is SwiftUI, and with DetailsPro, you can be up and running immediately, designing UIs without typing a line of code.
DetailsPro uses a drag and drop interface to make designing app interfaces, widgets, and screens a completely graphical, natural experience. There are no multi-gigabyte downloads or any of the complexity you find in a tool like Xcode. Instead, DetailsPro focuses on your design first. The app is a fantastic way to learn core SwiftUI concepts in an environment that provides immediate feedback. There’s also a terrific DetailsPro community that offers in-app downloadable templates to learn, remix, or use as starting points for your own projects.
When you’re happy with your design, simply export it to SwiftUI code to Swift Playgrounds or Xcode. That’s the sort of design pipeline that makes handing your work off to your developers simple while ensuring that the fidelity of your designs is preserved in the process.
Built in SwiftUI itself by a former Apple Design Prototyper, DetailsPro is trusted industry-wide by designers at companies like Apple itself, Starbucks, Microsoft, Nike, and Porsche, and it’s easy to see why. DetailsPro brings sophisticated SwiftUIs to life quickly and easily in a way that feels like magic.
If you’ve been looking for a way to get into designing with SwiftUI, your search is over. You can download DetailsPro today for free and use it with five files, but you can unlock unlimited files and upcoming features like versioning, reusable components, MapKit maps, and more for just $9.99/year or with a one-time payment of $29.99. That’s a fantastic price for an app that will save you time and simplify your design process.
So, download DetailsPro today, and get started designing with SwiftUI.
Our thanks to DetailsPro for sponsoring MacStories this week.