About the Book

About the Book

Mastering NavigationPath Handling in SwiftUI is a comprehensive guide for iOS developers who want to master the navigation system in SwiftUI. This book covers everything from the basics of navigation handling to advanced topics like deep linking, multi-window support, performance optimizations, and security considerations.

In this book, you'll learn how to:

• Set up and configure `NavigationPath` in your SwiftUI projects.
• Save and restore navigation paths to preserve state across app launches.
• Implement deep linking to navigate to specific views based on URL schemes.
• Optimise performance when dealing with large and complex navigation stacks.
• Handle multi-window support in SwiftUI applications.
• Implement error handling, logging, and analytics for navigation operations.
• Test and debug your navigation system to ensure reliability.

Whether you're building a simple app with basic navigation or a complex app with multiple scenes and windows, this book will provide you with the knowledge and tools you need to manage navigation effectively in your SwiftUI applications.

About the Author

Robert Nash

With a unique blend of scientific rigour and technological expertise, Robert has forged a dynamic career as a software engineer, specialising in iOS development. His journey began with an academic foundation in Biochemistry from Cardiff University, followed by an MRes in Biochemistry from the University of Bristol.

Transitioning from the world of research to the realm of technology, Robert embarked on a career as an iOS Developer. Driven by a love of continuous learning, Robert blends analytical precision with creative design, crafting intuitive, user-focused software. His ability to adapt complex scientific thinking to the demands of modern app development makes him a versatile and insightful contributor to the tech community.

When he’s not immersed in coding, Robert enjoys exploring the connections between science, technology, and human experience — a perspective that undoubtedly informs his approach to storytelling and creative pursuits.