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A collection of 30 small Swift iOS projects the author built day by day while self-teaching Swift, each one a self-contained demo of a UI technique like animations, menus, or image pickers.
A collection of 30 small Swift iOS projects the author built day by day while self-teaching Swift, each one a self-contained demo of a UI technique like animations, menus, or image pickers.Is this one app or a bunch of separate mini-projects?It is 30 separate, independent Xcode projects, each named after the feature it demonstrates, not one combined app.
It is 30 separate, independent Xcode projects, each named after the feature it demonstrates, not one combined app.How do I run one of these projects?Clone the repo, pick a project folder, and open its Xcode project file to build and run it on the simulator or a device.
Clone the repo, pick a project folder, and open its Xcode project file to build and run it on the simulator or a device.Do I need Xcode and a Mac to try these?Yes, since these are native Swift/iOS projects you need a Mac with Xcode installed.
Yes, since these are native Swift/iOS projects you need a Mac with Xcode installed.Are these production-ready apps?No, they are small learning exercises (one per day for 30 days), not polished or maintained apps, so expect simple, demo-quality code rather than full features.
No, they are small learning exercises (one per day for 30 days), not polished or maintained apps, so expect simple, demo-quality code rather than full features.What kind of projects are included?A mix of UI and interaction demos: a stopwatch, custom fonts, video backgrounds, pull-to-refresh, table view animations, a slide-out menu, Core Data app, tab bar app, Spotlight search integration, and more.
A mix of UI and interaction demos: a stopwatch, custom fonts, video backgrounds, pull-to-refresh, table view animations, a slide-out menu, Core Data app, tab bar app, Spotlight search integration, and more.Why did the author make this?Allen Wang, a product designer learning Swift, was inspired by Sam Lu's '100 Days of Swift' and committed to writing Swift code every day, ending up with 30 tiny finished projects.
Allen Wang, a product designer learning Swift, was inspired by Sam Lu's '100 Days of Swift' and committed to writing Swift code every day, ending up with 30 tiny finished projects.What are similar projects?awesome-swift, iCSS, iCarousel, Flutter-Course-Resources, swift-algorithm-club, SwiftGuide, awesome-ios, awesome-ios-ui
awesome-swift, iCSS, iCarousel, Flutter-Course-Resources, swift-algorithm-club, SwiftGuide, awesome-ios, awesome-ios-ui