Understanding the Icons Used by Next.js in Your App

Discover the meaning behind the icons generated by Next.js during development. When working on a Next.js app, you may have noticed a small icon in the bottom right corner of the page that resembles a lightning bolt. If you hover over the icon, you will see the message “Prerendered page”. This icon is only visible in development mode and indicates that the page is eligible for automatic static optimization. Essentially, this means that the page does not rely on data that needs to be fetched at runtime....

Using SF Symbols in Swift: A Guide to Icon Usage

When working with the TabView component in Swift, you have the ability to enhance each tab with an icon using a system image. This can be achieved by using the systemImage parameter within the Label element. Here is an example of how to use SF Symbols within a TabView: TabView { Text("First") .tabItem { Label("First", systemImage: "tray") } } In this particular case, the icon “tray” is used. But how can you discover other available icons to use in your app?...