In this project, I'm going to build a check-splitting app that you might use after eating at a restaurant. You simply enter the cost of your food, choose the tip amount you want to leave, and specify the number of people you're with. Then, I'll calculate and let you know exactly how much each person needs to pay.
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I'm going to build an app that handles unit conversions. I'll let users select an input unit and an output unit, then they can enter a value and see the converted output.
I'll be building a guessing game that will help me and other people learn some of the many flags of the world
In this project, I'll be diving into a technique project. I'll be exploring specific SwiftUI features in-depth, understanding how they work in detail and uncovering the reasons behind their functionality.
The Rock, Paper, Scissors game app is a fun and interactive project that allows users to play the classic hand game against the computer. Users can choose their hand gesture, and the app randomly generates the computer's choice. The app keeps track of the score and provides an enjoyable gaming experience for users of all ages.
The app I'm developing is called BetterRest, and its purpose is to assist coffee drinkers in achieving a restful night's sleep. It accomplishes this by asking users three simple questions:
What time do they want to wake up?
Approximately how many hours of sleep do they desire?
How many cups of coffee do they consume per day?
With these three inputs, I'll utilize Core ML to calculate and provide a recommendation on the ideal bedtime for the user.
In this project, I'll be creating another game. The game will present players with a random eight-letter word and challenge them to create words from it. For instance, if the initial word is "alarming," players might come up with words like "alarm," "ring," "main," and so on.
Another technique project: animations.
In this technique project, I will explore a variety of animations and transitions using SwiftUI. Some of them are easy to implement, and you'll be able to achieve impressive results almost instantly! However, some animations may require more thoughtful consideration. Nevertheless, all of them will be valuable, especially as you strive to make your apps visually appealing and effectively guide the user's attention.
“edutainment” app for kids to help them practice multiplication tables – “What is 7 x 8?” and so on. Edutainment apps are educational at their code but ideally have enough playfulness about them to make kids want to play.
In this project I'm going to build iExpense, which is an expense tracker that separates personal costs from business costs. At its core this is an app with a form (how much did you spend?) and a list (here are the amounts you spent), but in order to accomplish those two things you’re going to need to learn how to:
Present and dismiss a second screen of data.
Delete rows from a list
Save and load user data
…and more.
In this project, I'm going to build an app that lets users learn about the missions and astronauts that formed NASA’s Apollo space program. You’ll get more experience with Codable, but more importantly, you’ll also work with scroll views, navigation, and much more interesting layouts.
