Welcome to the SwiftUI from a beginners view.
When I decided to start coding in the Apple world, I found that a lot of examples found when searching on Google was:
1. To old… from the first versions of Swift. There is always a lot of changes during the early versions.
2. To complicated. There is always programmers that show-off in their examples. I think even experienced ones have problem follow too.
3. A lot of guessing. Not everything works, or works only if you don’t combine it with other things.
4. Un-complete code. Shows just a fragment.
I have started with my first iOS application, and will share some snippets I found is working on a new version of iOS/Swift.
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Thai Signs
This is my first application for iPhone and iPads.
It help learning the Thai consonants, vowels and some phrases. A language with 42 consonant signs, 32 vowels and 4 tone marks together with the 5 different tones (low, mid, high, raising and falling) makes it hard to learn. I think learning SwiftUI is easier.
You can see an example to the right.
!!! The application is not available on App Store yet !!!
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If you need support on the Thai Signs application, select support at the top menu.