Working with views in Dark Mode

So far in this chapter, we've covered not only what dark mode is but also what it has to offer from a development perspective.

In this chapter, we're going to deep dive further into dark mode by looking at how Xcode dynamically handles our UIViews (and objects that are sub-classed from UIViews).

We'll start by understanding the core concept behind adaptive and semantic colors, and by following a simple pattern, Xcode can do so much of the heavy lifting for us.

We'll then dive further and take a look at the various levels of semantic colors available to us, including primary, secondary, and tertiary options, but more importantly, when we would be expected to use them.

What are adaptive colors?

For me, this was a major step in getting developers on board with designing and developing their apps for dark mode and, of course, it was well within Apple's interest to make it as seamless as possible for the developer...