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Develop-in-Swift-Fundamentals

Projects written for a "Develop in Swift: Fundamentals" course taken in my free time (Winter 2020)

Here is a link to the book I worked with:

https://books.apple.com/us/book/develop-in-swift-fundamentals/id1511184145

Below are screenshots of the projects running on simulated iOS devices (iPad Air, iPhone 12)

Click on images to view them in a larger size!

Apple Pie Game

A simple word-guessing game, in which each player has a limited number of turns to guess the letters in a word. Each incorrect guess results in an apple falling off the tree. The player wins by guessing the word correctly before all the apples are gone. (Developed exclusivley for the iPad)
Intended as an exercise in utilizing the mechanisms provided by the UIKit framework for managing the flow of the app. Also serves as a review for managing the position and size of views and controls using Auto Layout and stack views.

Personality Quiz

A personality quiz where players are presented with a light-hearted topic and answer questions that align them to a particular outcome. In this instance, players answer questions to find out: "Which animal are you?".
Intended as an exercise in the basics of UIKit, the foundation of iOS development. Serves as practice for displaying simple information with views, and responding to user input with a variety of controls.

Below are screenshots of some labs running on a simulated iPhone 12

Calculator Interface

A simple interface that resembles a calculator app.
Intended as an exercise in interface building using stacks, views, and constraints. Calculator doesn't actually function :)

Rainbow Tabs

A simple interface that uses a tab bar controller to move from color to color.
Intended as an introduction to the UITabBarController class.

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