DockUI vs Dev Toolkit

DockUI is the fastest way to visually design SwiftUI interfaces and paste production-ready code straight into Xcode. Visually build and customize components, generate real SwiftUI code, and browse a curated library of templates with new content added every week. Visual SwiftUI Editor - Add, resize, and customize components visually. Copy clean SwiftUI code and paste it directly into Xcode — no rewriting needed. Templates & Components - Browse a library of pre-built templates and components made by the DockUI team. Save time and accelerate your development with ready-to-use, SwiftUI code. Save Your Favorites - Sign in to like and save your favorite templates, so you can quickly access them whenever you need inspiration. Tutorials & Learning - Learn SwiftUI with tutorials, tips, and guides in the app’s News tab, perfect for beginners and pros alike. Download DockUI and go from idea to SwiftUI code in minutes. Read more about our terms and conditions here:  https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Read more about our privacy policy here: https://dockui.com/privacy

Dev Toolkit 1.0 is a free app that gives you the Xcode developer quick and easy access to the iOS native fonts, sounds, haptics and base .fonts you can use in your next great app. Fonts—Dev Toolkit 1.0 displays all the fonts you can use on iPhones, iPads, and Macs in your app. Tap a font to see a summary of the characters available, and then expand to see a larger view of each individual character. Quickly determine the exact offset CGSize setting you need to position characters perfectly. Sounds—This is a summary of the system sounds available for your apps. Tap a sound to play it, or scroll through the sounds sequentially to find the perfect one. Haptics—A summary of the haptic feedback available. Tap a particular haptic to feel it! Note that current iPad models, as well as Macs, do not support haptic feedback. .fonts—Consistency with the Apple look and feel is key to delivering an intuitive user experience. Using the base .font options is one of the best ways to give a familiar user experience.