100 Days of SwiftUI – Day 3 – Operators and Conditions
If I post nothing else in the next 96 days, it will most certainly be a Swift update!
This is one of my favorite topics and one of the first reasons I fell in love with programming back in the 80s. I love logic statements and how you can create a program that can “reason” things out.
100 Days of SwiftUI – Day 2 – Arrays and other things
Complex data types and I are not friends but I muddled through the 2nd day.
I don’t use most of the data types that we went over nor can I see right now where I would use some of them in my day to day work.
That either means that I don’t really need them or that I really do need them but are too stupid to realize it.
Fester The Extortion Artist
My kitty cat Fester loves Vienna Sausages. He comes up to my bedroom and stands in the door and stares at me until I relent and give in. No words or meows are spoken. The whole evolution has a dark alley feel to it. Cats. Just. Cats.
100 Days of SwiftUI – Day 1 – Variables and other things
I am working through 100 Days of SwiftUI. I’ve been watching Paul Hudson videos for a while and he is a great teacher when it comes to Swift in general.
I highly recommend the FREE course if you are interested in programming in Swift.
Post my progress on here daily? Absolutely.
Topics covered…
Group: Simple Types
Variables
Strings and Integers
Multi-line strings
Doubles and Booleans
String interpolation
Constants
Type annotations
Tomorrow: Complex Types
Phantom Controls
One of the fun things that happen when we are testing beta software.
This random control was left over from Chrome. I was saving an image to the desktop and the control just stayed there long after I shut Chrome down.
Early Pool Time
I guess if you absolutely have to work at 2:00 am, taking a nice swim beforehand is in order.
One of the things I absolutely love about the summer time is the late night swimming.
Statue of Liberty Nebula
NGC 3576 is a region of glowing gas in our Milky Way galaxy. If you look closely, you can see why it’s called the Statue of Liberty Nebula. The shapes are created by various stages of star formations and death. #IndependenceDay ✨
Photo: @NASA Chandra X-ray Observatory pic.twitter.com/3l6HqGqTho
— Discovery (@Discovery) July 4, 2020
It’s Hot!
This is important.
Summer heat is upon us. Remember, the effects of heat are more severe on children and pets because their bodies warm at a faster rate than adults. Never leave children or pets in a car. #notevenforaminute pic.twitter.com/uoEYcXlO0T
— National Weather Service (@NWS) July 4, 2020
Sad that the words “Never leave children or pets in a car” must be spoken out loud.
