@<vedha>0Kode with Klossy Week 1: I had so much fun meeting the scholars! Learned about variables, arrays and objects in Swift and explored XCode!
@audreyolafz0Forgot to post but so honored to be a WWDC22 Swift Student Challenge winner :)
@jessicard7+got my first x86 assembly program compiling after some xcode drama! woohoo!
x86 assembly language is just a particular assembly language that works with some types of processors.
there’s 2 different syntaxes for x86 assembly, intel and at&t. i’m starting with the intel syntax.
i followed a guide to compiling a simple “hello world” program, so i’m not sure how this code is working yet (it looks so much different than the risc-v i was doing before). today i’m dissecting how it all works. it’s wild to me that two different assembly languages can feel so different!
github.com/hackclub/assembly/blob/main/x86-intel/x86-intel.asm
@jessicard7+while I wait for xcode to do an install, I will share a fun fact @carrot taught me about logic gates recently :and:
you only need the NAND gate (AND gate followed by NOT) to do every single possible logic operation ever. that means that every possible logic circuit can be made to use only NAND! in fact, a physical NAND transistor takes up less area than an AND transistor. to make an AND, you’d actually make a NAND and then invert the output.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NAND_logic
@jonah0finished a pretty big chunk of the ‘learn to code 1’ Swift Playgrounds instructional material. Definitely the longest time I’ve dedicated to code, ever. this is a big accomplishment for me :swift:
@caleb0interesting stuff that happened today:
• I randomly got Xcode 13 (and it has Vim mode)
• gadzooks.me now uses Next.js ~🤮~
• I won a :pop-os: coaster(???)
@RebeccaWang0Day 3 of KWK: ~switched to swiftui instead of storyboard bc taking 10 minutes of outlets/actions for a single button kills me~
@kayley0KWK Day 9: I fixed a huge bug in our final project code, and the app is a little bit above the MVP right now. I have some time between now and the actual demo, so I am hoping to work on it a little bit more. Other than that, I was able to finish my mini-project 2, using segues, and I am starting to miss the MacBook Air loaner! I added some timelapses because I was basically churning out Swift the entire night (and in one of them you can kind of see the sunset too).@kayley0KWK Day 7: Learned how to access the camera and photo library in Swift, worked with my group so that everyone could pull and push to the GitHub repo, and I spent a lot of time working on our final app!@kayley0KWK Day 5: It is the end of my first week of the mobile app development camp! Learned more about segues and view controllers, and I am still working on my Project 2. We also started getting into teams for our final project, due next week. I also successfully rickrolled my class — screenshots of chat below — so I think it is safe to say that today was a very good day. I did not have the chance to work on anything Swift related tonight, so here is the timelapse from yesterday night.@kayley0KWK Day 3: We started coding in XCode and made my first app (sorta). I also got screen recording to work!@kayley0KWK Day 2: Learned the hard way that spaces matter in Swift, played around with loops and arrays, and connected my repl to a GitHub repository.@kayley0KWK Day 1: Met a lot of new people and started learning Swift (which is a lot more like Python than I expected) — my friends told me to vlog the entire thing so here’s a timelapse from tonight!@lachlanjc0Coffee with Novall Swift was fabbb ☕️ such a fun person
@tejasbhartiya0Started learning Swift UI. Only downside is my computer is too slow and so the preview never loads
@belle0went through part of the swift ui tutorials today :))
@aaryan0Why did I get 150 Mbps plan this month?
XCODE oof
@aaryan0Okay wow, Swift is fun!
Kinda don't like how slow my workflow is right now and oof my mac can't handle xcode, I have to read docs and watch tutorial on my phone and code on my mac.
@aaryan0Getting started with App Development using Swift 🍎
@matt1Made this cool little frameworks app in pure SwiftUI as part of my iOS course!@matt1Got the core logic of my Nuke desktop app working! Just need to design a logo, add sparkle for auto-updates, and refactor the very basic UI to SwiftUI@linus0I SUBMITTED TECH SUPPORT TO THE APP STORE!!!@linus0I got printing working with my Tech Support app!
@linus0Woah this is cool, it's super easy to make a a simple text editor in iOS, it has bolding and and underlining and italics and has support for images!@matt1Started design and legal work on my newest and possibly biggest project, House Cat! House Cat is a 100% native GitHub client written in swiftUI. I use GitHub all the time and using an app instead of the website would be a huge productivity boost for me. Below is the logo I made in Figma!
@linus0Today I had fun with all the instruments Xcode provides
@linus0Currently waiting for Heroku to build my swift app ⏳ :boredparrot:
@linus0Well I was going through some old cruft on one of my drive and I found this, the last project I did out of Apple's Swift course, which means that I've been doing swift for over a year now! :swift::yay::boomer:
@linus0I’m working on Rudolph more, it’s fun to build a server in :swift: with :vapor:
@linus0I'm deploying my swift app to Heroku, which was cool (first time I used Heroku, cool)! Special thanks to @sarthak for doing quite a bit of it (like all it) 👁️
@jasonaa3~Btw I’m a professional app developer.~ seriously tho swiftui is pretty cool
@linus0Woohoo! :yay: Today I played with Core Data and CloudKit! In the end I was able to setup an app that uses core data to store the information (dates) and syncs it across 3 simulators, my iPhone, and the CloudKit Dashboard!@linus0I'm making hcor, the core part of hackagotchi available in Swift. Here's how I'm kind of doing it.
@caleb0I'm gonna try to get @scrappy to react with as many emojis as possible, for no particular reason.
When we arrived in space, there were shouts of "yay!" and "hooray!" I wanted to sleep, but the sunset was much too captivating. As I struggled to paint a representation of the masterpiece, my art was cut short by a reminder of our predicament. Our ship's Linux core had been damaged by a rain storm. Upon further inspection, is appeared as though the Rust installation on our ship's robot had been corrupted. We debated which language to replace it with; "Golang!" Matt said. "Swift!" Linus shouted. "Deno!" "JavaScript!" We decided on rewriting the robot's code using minecraft redstone (that way we didn't have to use npm). 15 years later, once we finished, we pushed to the GitHub repository. But wait! The robot's hardware was also severely crippled. We had to 3d print some parts, after getting the models from Google.
@linus0Started to learn about websockets in Swift today.
