Learn how to leverage the full power of Swift Playgrounds in Xcode and on the iPad to quickly prototype and present your ideas, as well as create your own playground book.
Overview
Syllabus
Introduction
- Playgrounds for the pros
- What you should know
- Using the exercise files
- The Xcode and iPad Swift playgrounds
- Open and code with templates
- Editing in iPad playgrounds
- Adding Swift iPad playgrounds
- Code an iPad playground book
- Run an iPad playground
- The Edits folder of playground books
- Create an Xcode playground
- Run an Xcode playground
- Quick Look
- Challenge: Pizza model
- Solution: Pizza model
- Duplicate and rename iPad playgrounds
- Live view for UIKit
- Frames in playgrounds
- Auto layout
- Table view controllers
- Navigation controllers
- Challenge
- Solution
- Add image resources
- Convert code to sources
- Import sources and data
- New playground pages
- Playground sources and scope
- Debug with Quick Look
- Challenge: Menu selection
- Solution: Menu selection
- Files in iPad
- Add resources
- New playground pages
- Add sources
- Exporting playgrounds
- Documentation and help
- Debug with iPad playground Quick Look
- Use assessment status
- Challenge
- Solution
- Live view for SwiftUI
- Basic SwiftUI
- List in SwiftUI playgrounds
- Use sources
- Use image resources
- Models in Swift UI playgrounds
- Challenge
- Solution
- Formatting markup
- Bullets and lists
- Markup on iPad
- Markup in assessment status
- Markup in Help
- Add markup links and navigation
- Hide code
- Editable code blocks
- Interactive code
- Code completion
- Challenge
- Solution
- Book structure
- Add book structure
- Add resources
- Add modules
- Create book manifests
- Chapter manifests
- Page manifests
- Test and debug the book
- Live view pages
- Use HTML cutscenes
- Use Swift cutscenes
- Challenge
- Solution
- Next steps
Taught by
Steven Lipton
