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Upgrade Your Music Game with Neumorphic Apple Music Player — Built with SwiftUI!
Hey there fellow developers!
As a developer, you know that staying on top of the latest trends is crucial to staying relevant in the industry. And right now, one trend that’s taking the world by storm is neumorphism.
If you’re not familiar with neumorphism, it’s a design style that combines elements of skeuomorphism and flat design to create a 3D, almost holographic effect. It’s a unique and eye-catching look that’s perfect for music players and other creative applications.
So how do you create a neumorphic music player using the latest and greatest tools? The answer is SwiftUI.
With its declarative syntax and powerful tools for building user interfaces, SwiftUI is the perfect choice for creating a neumorphic music player. In this article, we’re going to take a deep dive into the process of building a neumorphic Apple Music player using SwiftUI.
First things first, let’s start by setting up our project. Fire up Xcode and create a new SwiftUI project. We’ll call ours “Neumorphic Music Player.”
Next, we’ll need to import the necessary frameworks. In the top of our ContentView.swift file, add the following:
import AVKit
import MediaPlayer
