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Learn to scroll your entries from the ForEach we learned in a previous lesson using Lists and Horizontal and Vertical ScrollViews.

Time to move from wireframe to data. We'll move the model and the assets it use to the project, then adjust the project to use these new images and data. Learn how to import from a files into Playgrounds and some of the tricks to identify problems with models.

Fix the error from the last video by understanding what a protocol is, and how the Hashable and Identifiable protocols help you write streamlined code for iteration like the ForEach

The latest in my Procreate series, using the techniques I used in the Huli Pizza Company Accounting movie. Learn how to paint a scene common to the Islands and fabric painting, even if you can't draw.

Arrays can be powerful tools for organizing data. However, they need some special friends to realize their full potential. Those friends are loops. And of all the loops, the for loop is an array’s very best friend. Let’s see why. ruclips.net/video/7Xfvd4iw-OM/видео.html

The next installment in the Swift Playground app series. We'll go back to SwiftUI and look at the parallel Object to the for Statement in Swift and explore most of its similarities and differences.

When four Hawaiian surfing friends decide to take their custom pizzas to an open market, they learn how to keep track of their money with some basic accounting. If you know nothing about accounting, learn the basics of accounting along with Nova, David, George, and Keiko as they build the accounting system for their company. Learn about the accounting equation, the chart of accounts, credits, d...

Learn about arrays in swift, one of themes common data structures for storing collections of information.

We've looked at functions earlier, now it's time to look at another way to create values: Computed properties. A computed property is a variable declaration which, instead of equals has a code block that assigns the value. One you do this, the variable becomes read only, you can't assign values to it. We'll use computed properties to clean up our code and quickly derive values.

We're back for season 2! In this lesson we'll learn how to use .formatted() to make our output look more professional. Learn how to make dates, numbers and currency work not only in your locality but around the world with localization. #swifttutorial #swiftuitutorial #swiftplaygrounds ruclips.net/video/DGZS0LoSfTA/видео.html

In the continuing series about #swiftui in #swiftPlaygrounds, we'll explore the view hierarchy by adding a struct to communicate to all parts of our app.

Learn the difference between a model and a view and when you use a class or a struct to make either. We'll build a simple model and let it populate the views we've previously made. Code available on GitHub: github.com/MakeAppPiePublishing/PlayUI_13_ModelAndView (repost due to error)

You’ve made your own functions. You’ve learned how to declare and use variables. Now we’ll tie both of those together and make your own types. You'll learn structs and classes which, as you’ll see, is at the heart of Swift Programming while finding out what their fundamental difference is. #swiftUI #Swift #iosdevelopment Source code can be found on GitHub Here: github.com/MakeAppPiePublishing/P...

Learn to make custom functions. We'll explore the syntax of functions, and how to return one or more values using if and multiple return statements. Finally, we'll return a SwiftUI Object in a function. You can find the download files here for Swift Playgrounds 4 to follow along: github.com/MakeAppPiePublishing/PlayUI_10 Note: We'll be On Hiatus until Mid October.

Make Swift Playgrounds Apps: More if{}else{}

Make Swift Playgrounds Apps Using if{ }else{ }

Make Swift Playgrounds Apps: Variables and Scope

Make Swift Playgrounds Apps: Learn About Swift Types

Make a Still Life with Pen in Procreate

Make swift Playgrounds Apps: Adding Images

Ink Washes for Fast Sketching in Procreate

Make Swift Playgrounds Apps: Create New Files and Views

SAP B1 User defined Values Part 3: Adding User Defined Values

Quick Sketch with Ink Brushes in Procreate

Make Swift Playground Apps: HStack, VStack, and Layout

Run Real Apps with Swift Playgrounds for Mac 4.1

SAP B1 User Defined Values Part 2: Dynamic Syntax in SQL

Hatching and Cross-Hatching with Color Pencil

Make Swift Playgrounds apps: Functions, Methods, and Modifiers