Join me as I shift gears into the exciting world of SwiftUI!
Hey there! I'm Sergey, a Developer who thrives on challenges. With
experience in JavaScript and React.js, I've now set sail on an
exciting journey into the vibrant world of SwiftUI. Recently, I've
taken up the
100 Days of SwiftUI
challenge, immersing myself in SwiftUI programming. Join me as I leap
from React to SwiftUI, uncovering new possibilities and expanding my
coding horizons with every step!
I am excited to announce that I have published my first iPad app on
the Apple Store -
Chess Score Tracker.
I want to share how it all started and how you can use your hobby
and spare time to grow and enhance your skills.
Many people around me know that I enjoy playing chess to relax and
exercise my brain. I particularly love playing physical chess
face-to-face with friends. It allows me to take my time to think,
discuss various topics, and listen to music. My usual routine
involves drinking coffee and playing chess...
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Finally after the introduction to many different concepts in SwiftUI
and practicing them in isolation the time has come to put them into
full practice through Projects.
I appreciate the huge amount of work that has been put into the
development of this course by the author. It is very interesting and
well-structured. As for me, the first 15 days were a good intro to
the syntaxes and tools of SwiftUI. If you ever programmed before you
might even think that it is very easy for you. I would encourage you
to keep doing it one day at a time. Do not skip or go through
several lessons a day. Your brain needs some time to get acquainted
with the new ways of coding. I have found out that Swift has
borrowed so many concepts from other programming languages and made
them easier and clearer.
Although it took me some time to get such concepts as optional,
unwrapping, if let, and guard...
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It is quite difficult to force yourself to dedicate yourself to a
daily activity of learning something new. I am not that person who
starts something and then just drops it. At least not anymore 😇. I
have found that I really started enjoying learning how to code in
Swift for iOS. It is getting more and more interesting every day.
Although Paul Hudson’s challenge is amazing there is still something
I would like to record for myself. Checkpoint solutions are code
snippets that I would like to keep here in case I decide to update
them in the future... read more >>
Let’s begin with the question of why I need to learn Swift and
especially SwiftUI. But why not? When I got my first MacBook
recently, the first thing I checked was the well-known Xcode IDE.
I forgot to mention that in my previous life, I was coding in Visual
Studio Code and loved it and thought there was nothing better than
that Microsoft behemoth. Without mentioning VS Code, it wouldn’t be
fair to continue my post. I could create my own websites, web apps,
react apps, and even React.Native apps with it. Sometimes I wanted
to smash my Windows laptop...
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