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A simple and colorful iOS app built with SwiftUI as part of the Chapter 12 project from the Udemy SwiftUI Masterclass. It showcases reusable components, navigation, custom UI elements, and onboarding screens.
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This project was part of the Udemy SwiftUI Masterclass course. It’s a simple and clean fruits-themed app that shows how to build modular UI with reusable components, navigation, and onboarding screens.
The app displays a list of fruits with beautiful images, fun facts, and a detailed view for each item. There’s also an onboarding screen and a settings section to toggle app state.
Everything is built using SwiftUI, with a focus on layout, navigation, and reusable views.
✅ Onboarding with a card-style carousel
✅ Fruit list with navigation to detail screens
✅ Modular views (cards, headers, rows, settings)
✅ Clean UI with gradients and icons
✅ Settings screen with toggle for restarting onboarding
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