Thank you!!!! This is very helpful. I've been spending hours figuring out how to get started with my project. Swift playgrounds is definitely limited than what I'm used to.
yep! I was planning to use swift playgrounds but I gave up and used Xcode playgrounds instead. Really grateful when I won as this was my first time participating in the challenge.
@@isxuanhere my Xcode doesn't even have playgounds. The main thing is that APPLE continues to believe that SWIFT is super simple, and the rest of their environment too. Apple's stuff mostly feels like a mocup to me, a fancy with no function behind it. ********....********
is this tutorial only for iPads, which XCODE should be use when not? it would be good if this were stated above in the title or in the description of the video.
var someValue:Int? var someAnotherValue:Int! = 0 if someValue != nil { print("It has some value \(someValue!)") } else { print("doesn't contain value") } if someAnotherValue != nil { print("It has some value \(someAnotherValue!)") } else { print("doesn't contain value") } When you run the program, the output will be: doesn't contain value It has some value 0 CAN SOMEONE EXPLAIN WHY YOU GET THOSE PRINTS?
Honestly, I think this way o doing things is kinda garbage. Try Pythonista: Pythonista has a really good way of creating UI visually and hooking it up in code.
Thank you!!!! This is very helpful. I've been spending hours figuring out how to get started with my project. Swift playgrounds is definitely limited than what I'm used to.
yep! I was planning to use swift playgrounds but I gave up and used Xcode playgrounds instead. Really grateful when I won as this was my first time participating in the challenge.
@@isxuanhere my Xcode doesn't even have playgounds.
The main thing is that APPLE continues to believe that SWIFT is super simple, and the rest of their environment too.
Apple's stuff mostly feels like a mocup to me, a fancy with no function behind it. ********....********
@@antoncode3444
File > new > playgrounds (Xcode)
alternatively you can download the playgrounds app on your ipad/macbook
Love the designs bro! 🔥 ..considered doing flutter tutorials? 🙏
I'll try to cover Flutter in the future!
@@DesignCodeTeam Can't wait!
is this tutorial only for iPads, which XCODE should be use when not? it would be good if this were stated above in the title or in the description of the video.
Please create more videos like this
Will do, thanks!
Hi Meng, thank you for all your efforts... your courses one from the Best. Go Beyond
Glad you like them! Thank you for supporting our work!
@@DesignCodeTeam 🙌
I am currently learning Swift language but I wanted to know if my MacBook Air M1 8GB is enough to start building iPadOS/iOS apps only.
Thanks for the guidance!
Any time! Hope this helps!
why I get this, No exact matches in call to instance method 'setLiveView'
Hey , I have created my playground using , Xcode 12.4 macOS is that ok ?, it is a swift playground
Is it every single year that the Swift Student Challenge will happen?
Yes the challenge is pretty much every year
thank you brother
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hi, thank you for this video. It is quite helpful! I only have one question, so when exactly do we have to submit our playground ?
Any time! So you have about 3 weeks from now: Deadline for submissions is Sunday, April 18, 2021, at 11:59 p.m. PDT. (bottom of the page)
Please create FIGMA tutorials from scratch of your AMAZING SKILLS
Thank you !
Good suggestion. Will try to do that in future videos
A tip : watch movies on Flixzone. Me and my gf have been using it for watching a lot of movies recently.
@Paul Harry yea, been watching on flixzone for months myself :D
@@paulharry3540 lo
Thank you
Type 'Preview' does not conform to protocol 'View'
Can I Submit an Xcode Swift UI File or is it necessary to submit a Playground file for WWDC Student challenge ?
Thanks for the help
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var someValue:Int?
var someAnotherValue:Int! = 0
if someValue != nil {
print("It has some value \(someValue!)")
} else {
print("doesn't contain value")
}
if someAnotherValue != nil {
print("It has some value \(someAnotherValue!)")
} else {
print("doesn't contain value")
}
When you run the program, the output will be:
doesn't contain value
It has some value 0
CAN SOMEONE EXPLAIN WHY YOU GET THOSE PRINTS?
Honestly, I think this way o doing things is kinda garbage. Try Pythonista:
Pythonista has a really good way of creating UI visually and hooking it up in code.
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