Writing code isn’t for everyone, and there’s still that little problem of coming up with the idea for your perfect app, but this is a big step forward.
So, with the new Swift Playgrounds, what you do on an iPad is seamlessly transferred to the Mac, and the same in the opposite direction. It’s been developed as part of Catalyst, the initiative designed to create apps which can work on both iPad and Mac. And, on the MacBook Pro, the Touch Bar offers commands so your fingers stay on the keyboard while you create. Or code suggestions in the form of code-completion views (think of them like AutoComplete when you’re typing a text) to make code creation quicker. And the fact that on the Mac, you can resize the windows on screen so you have more room available for your code. What’s more, there are certain advantages on the Mac, such as a physical keyboard instead of the virtual onscreen one on the iPad. MORE FROM FORBES Apple iPad Pro With Powerful 5G Upgrade Incoming In Months, Reports Say By David Phelan Learn Swift: Students learn fundamental programming concepts in this free course from Codecademy. Free and inexpensive online courses are another choice if you’re looking into how to learn Swift. The same Mac you learn Swift on can be the vehicle for creating an App Store app in Xcode. Learners can download Swift Playgrounds for iPad or Mac and create real-life apps with Apple-designed interactive walkthroughs. It means that what you learn, what you code, in Swift on the Mac can be brought into Xcode, the professional tool for developers to build apps for the App Store. The new Swift Playgrounds Mac app could change all that. If it had a limitation, it was that, clever and enjoyable to learn though it is as a programming language, to create an app with Swift you need use Xcode, an integrated development environment which isn’t available on the iPad.
Swift Playgrounds first appeared on the iPad Apple
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