Swift devs, help! - "Swift UI Navigation: Is there a better alternative to TabView for complex app layouts?"

[Kapat]

Title: Swift devs, help! - "Swift UI Navigation: Is there a better alternative to TabView for complex app layouts?"

Hey guys, I'm working on a complex app that needs multiple navigation screens with a dynamic layout. Currently, I'm using TabView, but I'm experiencing some issues with it, especially with the default navigation bar. Has anyone else out there had similar issues or found a more effective alternative for complex layouts?

 

[TDA1978]

"Hey, I've had some experience with complex app layouts using SwiftUI and I'd recommend looking into StackView or NavigationView instead of TabView. You can achieve custom layouts with these and they're generally more flexible. Also, consider using custom views to break down your layout into smaller, reusable components."

 

[IIEPcuK]

"Hey there, have you considered using a custom layout or a third-party library like BottomTabBar or NavigationTabView? They offer more flexibility than TabView and can be a game-changer for complex app layouts. Worth checking out, imo!"

 

[naumoffz]

"Hey OP, we use a mix of SwiftUI's NavigationView and custom views to handle complex layouts. It's a bit more work upfront, but it gives us the flexibility we need. Has anyone tried using SwiftUI's built-in List/Section or a library like LazyVStack?"

 

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