Aug 17, 2021

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Add a Gradient Layer Below a UITableView

It is possible!

This one really annoyed me. Placing a CAGradientLayer() in the background of a UITableView should be super super easy, right? Well, not quite. Let us take a look.

Difficulty: Beginner | Easy | Normal | Challenging

This article has been developed using Xcode 12.5, and Swift 5.4

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Add a Gradient Layer Below a UITableView

It is possible!

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