@Lauren-U07QQUVK1EZ0Working on an app aimed to expand vocabularies to learn swift! lots of debugging today
@Amber0been working on a new personal website!
i've been setting a few challenges for myself recently, one of them is to ride all of the train operators in the UK (and metro systems) so i've been working on adding a challenge page for it to my website. i'm no web designer or developer at all, but i'm happy with how it looks
the thing that's the most unique about this website though isn't the challenges, but what powers it. i decided to write it in
Vapor for
Swift! Vapor is kind of like
Ruby on Rails but for Swift and it's been really nice to work with.
repo is at github.com/transcental/website if you wanna take a look, ~beta site is deploying, i'll add a link when it deploys because it takes a looooong time (15 minutes)
beta site is up at beta.transcental.dev!
@boki0Still working on the pop music website, working on the Taylor Swift page + I've figured out how to make the slideshow look good on small and big resolutions and I'm very happy right now!!!!
@ajhalili20060Not a #C07PZMBUNDS| ship yet, but I made two Fillout form templates that make quality-of-life improvements for HCB organizations like #C07H1R2PW9W| on handling donation invoice requests and receiving US bank checks without ping-ponging over email.
1. Request donation invoice for donors template - Use this form template to receive donation invoice requests from individuals and companies, with instructions for ACH/wire/Swift transfers and US bank checks if they choose either of the two over paying online via credit/debit card or direct debit.
2. Deposit US bank checks - Let your donors send you photos of their bank checks without even mailing into HCB's mailing address, allowing HCB organizations to process them as soon as they receive it, especially when mapped into a donation invoice.
If you are using them, make sure to tweak the organization name and your sponsors@your-domain.tld email address as needed.
@hatanuk-U06TNUUN05B0github.com/hatanuk/EventPassApp
this is the product of my mobile development journey. I've had the idea to recreate an app that passively transmits data between nearby users, similar to StreetPass for the Nintendo 3DS. I then discovered Bluetooth Low Energy, realised it could be possible, and decided to learn Swift from scratch to try and implement it. so far, it's just the skeleton; the account functionality is there but the transmission system is not yet implemented. this particular app is also implemented in the context of conferences/events where users could transmit business cards. In the case that it actually works well, could try using this experience to develop a similar app for a wider audience. since this is my first app, I doubt it will be robust enough for an App Store release, but hopefully it will provoke further ideas.
@Mo0I’ve added more features to my swift app booklove, including better attribution of open source libraries and genres for books.
You can join the beta here: getbooklove.app
On GitHub: github.com/MoPaMo/booklobe
@KavishDevar0I started making a openrgb client for mac in swift(ui) (cuz I use a hackintosh), just because I believe an app looks the most beautiful in an OS's native UI. I haven't really made much progress, since I started working on other projects, but here's the first 1 hour of my work
GitHub: github.com/kavishdevar/OpenRGB-Swift
@ChunHan0Ultimate Taylor Swift Quiz Part 2
Taylor's entire discography is done with over 250+ Songs
link: chunhan08.github.io/Test-V2@AyaanGrover0I made a chat app in swift called Waffle! github.com/ayaangrover/waffle (The screenshots are outdated, it now shows Google profile pictures and has a login screen/users screen(the button to open users doesn't click, but the screen works)) REPOST, Hakkun dropped some hours
@AyaanGrover0I made a chat app in swift called Waffle! github.com/ayaangrover/waffle (The screenshots are outdated, it now shows Google profile pictures and has a login screen/users screen(the button to open users doesn't click, but the screen works))
@AmiteshManiTiwari-U016CU8D6TA0Hey iOS enthusiasts! 📱 I just published a comprehensive blog on Swift, designed for both beginners and advanced users. It’s packed with insights from my 3+ years of experience and past interviews. Dive deep into Swift with me and uncover the secrets of mastering this powerful language. Check it out and level up your iOS skills! 🌟
👋 I’m Amitesh Mani Tiwari, a passionate Software Engineer (iOS Team) at Angel One 📈.
I’m open to all feedback—it will help make my upcoming blogs even better. I’d love to hear your thoughts!
Read the blog here:
appdevbyamitesh.medium.com/mastering-functions-and-closures-in-swift-a-comprehensive-guide-for-efficient-code-302865879d9f
Linkedin:
www.linkedin.com/in/geekyamitesh@tinkeraudrey0I made an app using xcode to help me study for my SAT using a point reward system. it is definetely still a work in progress, but i won't have time to work on it before #C06SBHMQU8G| ends. my github commits were accidentally split up into two different repositories, so i linked both. the app has a timer, allowing you to start, stop, and submit on page 1. page 2 shows the total elapsed time. page 3 is where you transfer this time into points and can add and buy rewards with it. github.com/tinkeraudrey/SAT-PointAce & github.com/tinkeraudrey/SAT-App-only-for-Hack-Club-not-in-use-
@tinkeraudrey0Hi there! I just finished my second app ever, Cosmic Odyssey. It's the first game i've made with xcode so its not exactly perfect, but i think its a lot of fun. Its basically a space themed pop the lock game. It tracks your progress with achievments and saves your highschores as well! Im still working on getting my developer license processed, so for now its just the github link. Look out for the link to the game in the future though! I also tracked my hours with #C06SBHMQU8G|. Check out my code: github.com/tinkeraudrey/Cosmic-Odyssey
@PhyoTP0Restarted work on my swift playgrounds recreation of my app that is on the App Store. I made it so that the charts were in their own files, and also made it so that the graphs will show the donut chart when there is only one assessment done. Once I think I am satisfied about the amount of updates I’ve made, i will put my code back into the Xcode project and someone will help me publish it as an update to App Store Connect. The original app can be found at app.swiftinsg.org/Academ and the repo with the playground is at github.com/JHIT-Tripping/Academ-V2-as-playground
@AkhilP0This is an iOS app I have been developing for a few days using Swift and UIkit, I wanted to make it easier for high schoolers to find volunteer opportunities near them and get the info they need. this is just version 1 and I hope to add many more features soon. For the backend, I am using firebase since its easy, but if anyone here knows alternatives I could use please lmk.
github.com/arp2019-Dev/VolunteerOps/tree/16526ba740be685d01f268420f9fa3cf39178a8e@Mo0I created booklove (and already posted it here->hackclub.slack.com/archives/C01504DCLVD/p1721087622301319) but I couldn’t select all of the hours because of weird behaviour of the bot, so manitej suggested I just post two scrapbooks
(So essentially these are some more pages translated from Figma into SwiftUI)
github.com/MoPaMo/booklove@Mo0I transformed all of my figma code into swiftUI for my upcoming app booklove. - new books new friends
Booklove will allow you to discover new books, find people who read similar books and create book lists.
Because this took a hell lot of time and I didn’t want to bump into the 25h, for now there is no server functionality so you can only play with the design, different views all that.
I sadly don’t have an apple license (yet), so you’ll have to clone the project onto your machine and run it through xcode
github.com/MoPaMo/booklove
Note: for some technical reasons, I cant submit all sessions, as not all of them are shown in the selector, so I’m submitting this in two steps (spoke with manitej)
@Mo0I transformed all of my figma code into swiftUI for my upcoming app booklove. - new books new friends
Booklove will allow you to discover new books, find people who read similar books and create book lists.
Because this took a hell lot of time and I didn’t want to bump into the 25h, for now there is no server functionality so you can only play with the design, different views all that.
I sadly don’t have an apple license (yet), so you’ll have to clone the project onto your machine and run it through xcode
github.com/MoPaMo/booklove
@ActuallyHappening0For personal enjoyment and arcade tickets, I have created an iOS app using 100% Rust that allows drawing on my iPad with my Apple Pencil, my iPhone, my mac using mouse and Mac Catalyst
Projects / improvements to other peoples stuff:
• A rust crate for building Rust with XCode: crates.io/crates/cargo-xcode-build-rs
• PR for implementing Apple pencil double tap (i'm already using my own version myself): github.com/rust-windowing/winit/pull/3768
• A whole bunch of smaller PRs that were minor improvements
@tinkeraudrey0Hi! Just finished my first ever Xcode project, AstroTask for #cider and tracked my hours with #arcade. The app combines a Pomodoro and break timer, and a to-do list to help you focus, manage tasks efficiently, and stay organized. Perfect for minimizing distractions and maximizing productivity! Here's the GitHub if you want to check out the code: github.com/tinkeraudrey/AstroTask@jkjmjkjm0Between most of yesterday and today, I revived an old project of mine from back when I took Harvard's CS50 (that course is legendary btw). I had a great idea about making a booking.com for horse-riding lessons. Around my area in Mmadrid, there are several places I used to go to for this and their systems were crapppy to say the least. Anyway, I turned this project in as a half-baked thing, where only the reservation UI really worked well, and kept the code in my Google Drive (had no idea what git even was lol) I am now working on it more, I uploaded the files to GitHub (jkjmjkjm/horsrancher) and want to finish it up and turn it into a functioning platform. If I have time, I'll even try my hand at Swift and make an iOS companion for it! Here are some screenshots in the meantime. Proud of the work so far!
