For a trained developer it is fairly easy to learn SwiftUI from the official documentation and WWDC demo videos. There is also a ton of tutorials available and good courses on Idemy and other learning platforms.

Awesome, great stuff!

This feels oddly familiar... ;)

Thank you! Not a common bird here in Switzerland 🙂

Lovely picture! What’s the bird’s name?

I keep my iPhone as long as it works because I don't want to produce waste beyond of what is necessary.

Not making progress as fast as I would like to, but this is due other work I have to do. SwiftUI itself is straightforward, though I often need to consult other sources than the official doc and Apples presentations in order to understand advanced coding techniques in SwiftUI.

I left LinkedIn 3 years ago. It became a spam fest.

We have marsh tits visiting the terrace several times a day, enjoying sunflower seeds from the sunflowers we planted in spring.

Counting myself still as a beginner with Swift and SwiftUI, I have encountered only one bug in Xcode and that can easily be worked around.
Most times it is my code, when things do not work as expected…

Trouble sleeping, aka insomnia?

No software without bugs. At least there is a n easy for this one. Thanks for pointing it out.

Nice!