#swiftcharts β Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #swiftcharts, aggregated by home.social.
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Build a UV-index-style area chart inspired by iOS Weather. Uses π΄πππππππ and πΏπππππππ with linear gradients, cardinal interpolation, and a custom π πππ‘πππππππππ mask for a dimming layer.
π: https://nilcoalescing.com/blog/AreaChartWithADimmingLayer/ by Natalia Panferova (@natpanferova)
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Build a UV-index-style area chart inspired by iOS Weather. Uses π΄πππππππ and πΏπππππππ with linear gradients, cardinal interpolation, and a custom π πππ‘πππππππππ mask for a dimming layer.
π: https://nilcoalescing.com/blog/AreaChartWithADimmingLayer/ by Natalia Panferova (@natpanferova)
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Build a UV-index-style area chart inspired by iOS Weather. Uses π΄πππππππ and πΏπππππππ with linear gradients, cardinal interpolation, and a custom π πππ‘πππππππππ mask for a dimming layer.
π: https://nilcoalescing.com/blog/AreaChartWithADimmingLayer/ by Natalia Panferova (@natpanferova)
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Build a UV-index-style area chart inspired by iOS Weather. Uses π΄πππππππ and πΏπππππππ with linear gradients, cardinal interpolation, and a custom π πππ‘πππππππππ mask for a dimming layer.
π: https://nilcoalescing.com/blog/AreaChartWithADimmingLayer/ by Natalia Panferova (@natpanferova)
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Build a UV-index-style area chart inspired by iOS Weather. Uses π΄πππππππ and πΏπππππππ with linear gradients, cardinal interpolation, and a custom π πππ‘πππππππππ mask for a dimming layer.
π: https://nilcoalescing.com/blog/AreaChartWithADimmingLayer/ by Natalia Panferova (@natpanferova)
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And here is the blog post with some background information on the app.
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And here is the blog post with some background information on the app.
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And here is the blog post with some background information on the app.
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And here is the blog post with some background information on the app.
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And here is the blog post with some background information on the app.
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I'm adding a new chart and hit a strange Swift Charts issue.
If the Y-axis data is all zeros then the Y-axis gets flipped!
Specifying a chartYScale seems to be the solution.
.chartYScale(domain: 0...(yValues.last ?? 1), type: .linear)
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I'm adding a new chart and hit a strange Swift Charts issue.
If the Y-axis data is all zeros then the Y-axis gets flipped!
Specifying a chartYScale seems to be the solution.
.chartYScale(domain: 0...(yValues.last ?? 1), type: .linear)
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I'm adding a new chart and hit a strange Swift Charts issue.
If the Y-axis data is all zeros then the Y-axis gets flipped!
Specifying a chartYScale seems to be the solution.
.chartYScale(domain: 0...(yValues.last ?? 1), type: .linear)
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I'm adding a new chart and hit a strange Swift Charts issue.
If the Y-axis data is all zeros then the Y-axis gets flipped!
Specifying a chartYScale seems to be the solution.
.chartYScale(domain: 0...(yValues.last ?? 1), type: .linear)
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I'm adding a new chart and hit a strange Swift Charts issue.
If the Y-axis data is all zeros then the Y-axis gets flipped!
Specifying a chartYScale seems to be the solution.
.chartYScale(domain: 0...(yValues.last ?? 1), type: .linear)
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I wrote a blog post about the improvements I made to @PleaseDontRain based on feedback from my WWDC accessibility lab.
I didn't expect it to involve time zones! β°
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I wrote a blog post about the improvements I made to @PleaseDontRain based on feedback from my WWDC accessibility lab.
I didn't expect it to involve time zones! β°
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I wrote a blog post about the improvements I made to @PleaseDontRain based on feedback from my WWDC accessibility lab.
I didn't expect it to involve time zones! β°
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I wrote a blog post about the improvements I made to @PleaseDontRain based on feedback from my WWDC accessibility lab.
I didn't expect it to involve time zones! β°
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I wrote a blog post about the improvements I made to @PleaseDontRain based on feedback from my WWDC accessibility lab.
I didn't expect it to involve time zones! β°
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Beyond Linear: Using MeshGradient in Swift Charts
https://www.sgade.de/blog/2025-05-26-meshgradient-in-swift-charts/
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Beyond Linear: Using MeshGradient in Swift Charts
https://www.sgade.de/blog/2025-05-26-meshgradient-in-swift-charts/
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Beyond Linear: Using MeshGradient in Swift Charts
https://www.sgade.de/blog/2025-05-26-meshgradient-in-swift-charts/
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Beyond Linear: Using MeshGradient in Swift Charts
https://www.sgade.de/blog/2025-05-26-meshgradient-in-swift-charts/
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I just wrote an addendum to the blog post I wrote recently about struggling to find an answer to a Swift Charts problem I was having.
It was a night and day difference with the next issue I encountered.
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I just wrote an addendum to the blog post I wrote recently about struggling to find an answer to a Swift Charts problem I was having.
It was a night and day difference with the next issue I encountered.
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I just wrote an addendum to the blog post I wrote recently about struggling to find an answer to a Swift Charts problem I was having.
It was a night and day difference with the next issue I encountered.
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I just wrote an addendum to the blog post I wrote recently about struggling to find an answer to a Swift Charts problem I was having.
It was a night and day difference with the next issue I encountered.
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I just wrote an addendum to the blog post I wrote recently about struggling to find an answer to a Swift Charts problem I was having.
It was a night and day difference with the next issue I encountered.
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Swift Charts lets you manually choose what color is used for each category in the legend but it doesn't appear that you can manually choose what shapes appear in it.
I made my own legend to use when differentiate without color is active.
I think that I'm done with this new feature!
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Swift Charts lets you manually choose what color is used for each category in the legend but it doesn't appear that you can manually choose what shapes appear in it.
I made my own legend to use when differentiate without color is active.
I think that I'm done with this new feature!
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Swift Charts lets you manually choose what color is used for each category in the legend but it doesn't appear that you can manually choose what shapes appear in it.
I made my own legend to use when differentiate without color is active.
I think that I'm done with this new feature!
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Swift Charts lets you manually choose what color is used for each category in the legend but it doesn't appear that you can manually choose what shapes appear in it.
I made my own legend to use when differentiate without color is active.
I think that I'm done with this new feature!
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Swift Charts lets you manually choose what color is used for each category in the legend but it doesn't appear that you can manually choose what shapes appear in it.
I made my own legend to use when differentiate without color is active.
I think that I'm done with this new feature!
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I created an example in my accessibility settings for @PleaseDontRain to show how I'm differentiating without color for my bar charts.
Really happy with how this turned out!
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I created an example in my accessibility settings for @PleaseDontRain to show how I'm differentiating without color for my bar charts.
Really happy with how this turned out!
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I created an example in my accessibility settings for @PleaseDontRain to show how I'm differentiating without color for my bar charts.
Really happy with how this turned out!
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I created an example in my accessibility settings for @PleaseDontRain to show how I'm differentiating without color for my bar charts.
Really happy with how this turned out!
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I created an example in my accessibility settings for @PleaseDontRain to show how I'm differentiating without color for my bar charts.
Really happy with how this turned out!
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I've done some more experimenting and now I'm leaning towards tiny basic shapes above each bar instead of using letters to differentiate without color.
The legend hasn't been addressed yet.
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I've done some more experimenting and now I'm leaning towards tiny basic shapes above each bar instead of using letters to differentiate without color.
The legend hasn't been addressed yet.
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I've done some more experimenting and now I'm leaning towards tiny basic shapes above each bar instead of using letters to differentiate without color.
The legend hasn't been addressed yet.
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I've done some more experimenting and now I'm leaning towards tiny basic shapes above each bar instead of using letters to differentiate without color.
The legend hasn't been addressed yet.
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I've done some more experimenting and now I'm leaning towards tiny basic shapes above each bar instead of using letters to differentiate without color.
The legend hasn't been addressed yet.
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Spent some time experimenting with @bas and we couldn't get visual patterns to appear in bars via Swift Charts to differentiate without color.
I filed feedback FB17599628 as a suggestion.
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Spent some time experimenting with @bas and we couldn't get visual patterns to appear in bars via Swift Charts to differentiate without color.
I filed feedback FB17599628 as a suggestion.
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Spent some time experimenting with @bas and we couldn't get visual patterns to appear in bars via Swift Charts to differentiate without color.
I filed feedback FB17599628 as a suggestion.
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Spent some time experimenting with @bas and we couldn't get visual patterns to appear in bars via Swift Charts to differentiate without color.
I filed feedback FB17599628 as a suggestion.
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Spent some time experimenting with @bas and we couldn't get visual patterns to appear in bars via Swift Charts to differentiate without color.
I filed feedback FB17599628 as a suggestion.
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With the announcement of App Store Accessibility Nutrition Labels I just realized that my precipitation charts would fail the βDifferentiate Without Color Aloneβ label.
With a LineMark Swift Charts lets you change the plot shape used with each line. But what should you do for a BarChart?
I donβt have room to add an SF Symbol as an annotation on top of each bar, but a letter would seem to work.
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With the announcement of App Store Accessibility Nutrition Labels I just realized that my precipitation charts would fail the βDifferentiate Without Color Aloneβ label.
With a LineMark Swift Charts lets you change the plot shape used with each line. But what should you do for a BarChart?
I donβt have room to add an SF Symbol as an annotation on top of each bar, but a letter would seem to work.
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With the announcement of App Store Accessibility Nutrition Labels I just realized that my precipitation charts would fail the βDifferentiate Without Color Aloneβ label.
With a LineMark Swift Charts lets you change the plot shape used with each line. But what should you do for a BarChart?
I donβt have room to add an SF Symbol as an annotation on top of each bar, but a letter would seem to work.
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With the announcement of App Store Accessibility Nutrition Labels I just realized that my precipitation charts would fail the βDifferentiate Without Color Aloneβ label.
With a LineMark Swift Charts lets you change the plot shape used with each line. But what should you do for a BarChart?
I donβt have room to add an SF Symbol as an annotation on top of each bar, but a letter would seem to work.
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With the announcement of App Store Accessibility Nutrition Labels I just realized that my precipitation charts would fail the βDifferentiate Without Color Aloneβ label.
With a LineMark Swift Charts lets you change the plot shape used with each line. But what should you do for a BarChart?
I donβt have room to add an SF Symbol as an annotation on top of each bar, but a letter would seem to work.
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I wrote a blog post about a Swift Charts issue that's been bothering me for the longest time and how I finally found a solution for it.
Hoping this saves someone some time!
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I wrote a blog post about a Swift Charts issue that's been bothering me for the longest time and how I finally found a solution for it.
Hoping this saves someone some time!
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I wrote a blog post about a Swift Charts issue that's been bothering me for the longest time and how I finally found a solution for it.
Hoping this saves someone some time!
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I wrote a blog post about a Swift Charts issue that's been bothering me for the longest time and how I finally found a solution for it.
Hoping this saves someone some time!
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I wrote a blog post about a Swift Charts issue that's been bothering me for the longest time and how I finally found a solution for it.
Hoping this saves someone some time!
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Iβm adding charts to my spoon management app. Still work in progress.
(No third party lib, no #SwiftCharts, no #SwiftUI)