After learning many concepts and processes the SwiftUI Views Specialist Course from Big Mountain Studio, I thought it appropriate to put the lessons into practice. I elected to try to recreate my old 1st4computing logo in SwiftUI, using only code. I’ve used SwiftUI sub-views for each separate component of the […]
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The final series of lessons in this course covers using blurs and shapes to create effective backgrounds. As I take a moment to look back over this course, I feel that I’m much more confident with ‘Views’ than I was before. Although ‘Views’ are fairly straightforward in terms of logic, […]
Okay, so it’s been about ten days since my previous blog entry, but I’ve not been slacking. In fact, I’ve been working through the first 12 of 13 lessons from the SwiftUI Views Specialist Course, a course from Big Mountain Studio that’s now a part of CodeWithChris CWC+ package. In […]
In my quest to forge a path in learning to code by browsing the courses available from CodeWithChris, I came across some courses created by Big Mountain Studio. The first course on this journey is SwiftUI Views Specialist Course. On the surface, this appears to take us over old ground […]
Lesson 9 from the finale added the steps to save to Core Data, after which I embarked on a project of my own. I noted in my first post on this module that Chris was using a version of the Recipe App from Module 4 of the iOS Foundations course […]
This lesson takes us through the somewhat convoluted method by which an app can select a photo from the user’s photo library or use the camera. Apparently, this is long-winding and convoluted because it’s not yet something SwiftUI can do and so we use a lot of UIKit code. This […]
With lesson 6 of module 7 of the CWC+ iOS Databases course, we see how to capture user input. Lesson 6 We have a new SwiftUI view for our input form: In our sub-view for the form, we have several TextFields bound to the properties sent from the previous call: […]
In lesson 5 of module 6 of the CWC+ iOS Databases course, Chris shows us how to add a search box to our RecipeListView.swift by using a filter with our Core Data. And then we have our SearchBarView sub-view: One of the problems this lesson revealed was that the on-screen […]