![]() The act of call to dismiss doesn’t come from the view itself as an external agent, but the dismissal itself is the responsibility of the Launch Screen State Manager. Keep in mind the responsibility of everything here. The API call part is very important because after that is completed it will trigger the dismissal of the Launch Screen, and this behavior is really close to or if not identical to what we have in a lot of apps. In this article you will learn how to create a Launch screen in SwiftUI using modern approaches like environment variables, create a state machine to control the animations, and also async/await to mock an API call. The Problem – Launch Screen in SwiftUI You want to create a fully animated Launch Screen in SwiftUI. I chose this painting because when we jump in water pools the sound that makes is: Splash! Got it? ![]() ![]() Together with contemporary artist Mikhail Vrubel, he is often referred to as the creator and the root of the Russian Symbolism style. He was a Russian painter, prominent for his unique Post-Impressionistic style that blended with Symbolism, pure decorative style, and realism. Victor Elpidiforovich Borisov-Musatov, lived from April 1870 to November 1905. I chose today a 1902 painting called The Pool by the master Victor Borisov-Musatov. And we covered a little more on animations in the Toast Views in SwiftUI. If you are interested in that topic give it a look. In this tutorial, we’ll use techniques that I describe in another article about refactoring massive SwiftUI views. This article is for the ones that want to add a simple SwiftUI launch screen, also known as Splash Screens. This is the magic of iOS development, there’s no silver bullet. One way or another, I think you should see what is the best fit for your product and context. On the other hand, people are used to loading screens in the past, and creating a custom launch screen can be an engaging experience for the user, especially if you use that time to promote different features of your app. Some argue that you shouldn’t have them and instead put a skeleton view or use the redacted view modifier to all your first screen views until the content is fully loaded. Today we will do an animated launch screen in SwiftUI.
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