Using stacks to arrange views — App Dev Tutorials | Apple Developer Documentation
Create, modify, and combine views to compose your app’s user interface using the SwiftUI declarative syntax. You’ll start building Scrumdinger, an app that manages meetings, by arranging groups of views to create the meeting timer screen. As you progress through the module, you’ll revisit the timer screen as you work toward the final design.
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