Taking the opportunity to celebrate International Girl and Woman's Day in Science, in an effort to focus on the visibility of science and science girls' careers, showcased by the great women of history in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics), Apple has introduced its app learning platform, Swift Playgrounds, for Mac.
Swift Playgrounds is an app for lets learn how to edit For courses offered by Apple in all languages, create prototypes of our code or test challenges suggested by Apple (to convert an already made program) or sign up for a separate script.
It's a traditional iOS app now, thanks to the Catalyst library, found compatibility on Mac.
The system was developed by mathematician Ada Lovelace in the 19th century. Lovelace devised a way to pass a series of standard instructions to the machine via an algorithm. The first co-creator in history.
App availability has been handled well, because in addition all the stuff we had in our iCloud account or third-party written subscriptions will be available to us as soon as we get started.
Projects, tutorials and everything in use as in the Mac app, could be another option, though we have some small and necessary UI interfaces.
For example, suggestions that often appear on the virtual keyboard while typing (or in the suggestion bar if we have a virtual keyboard) now they are part of a lower band that will show content help and documents in any order we place ourselves.
As Swift 5.1 supports, It supports SwiftUI, Integrate with all new development libraries have been since September of this year.
Swift Playgrounds does not require us to know programming, so it is suitable for beginners and students of all ages During its use, we will learn Swift, Apple's powerful programming language and used by global operators who have created over 450,000 apps in the App.
We must not assume that because it is in the Apple language, it will work for Apple only. What we have to understand is the learning program is something everyone should learnWell, the way we should think of solving an algorithm is very similar to rational mathematical thinking in a way that is most accessible to many and teaches us (as Steve Jobs said) how to think. How to distinguish thinking and decision-making and analysis.
Swift's Mac playlists are included in the Catalyst library which allows you to use iOS apps on a Mac, even though it has some features needed to handle it in a seamless way.
With this version of Mac we can take advantage of apps, being a desktop with a keyboard, just like Apple had a great account. Suggestions will be before our needs by saving us by clicking, we can drag and drop buttons to change the loop or create a code-restricted area, which we can use captions a code (a little help) that reminds us of how calls are made, in addition, we have support for the touch bar.
We invite you to download and try the Swift playgrounds, if you haven't already done that. It's a far more comfortable and "less intimidating" way to install Xcode on a Mac starting from. In this way, with Swift playgrounds we have more to start installing systems. A great example of how far Project Catalyst can go.
Swift Playgrounds for Mac | Connect to the Mac App Store
