Repo to follow along with Paul Hudson's 100 Days of Swift Challenge (https://www.hackingwithswift.com/100)

Project portfolio from following along with Paul Hudson's `Hacking with Swift` book/course

My Progress while trying to complete 100 Days Of SwiftUI Challenge by Paul Hudson - https://www.hackingwithswift.com/100/swiftui

Make a photo manipulation program using Core Image filters and a UISlider

Send reminders to your user's lock screen to show them information when your app isn't running.

Draw shapes in SpriteKit while making a fun and tense slicing game

My daily practices for the HackingWithSwift 100 Day Challenge

Projects and challenges from my journey through the "100 Days of SwiftUI" course by @twostraws

Create fireworks displays using your fingers, touch the fireworks of the same color, shake the device and see them explode.

Advanced iOS - Volume 2

Project to follow along with Paul Hudson's tutorial series on Modern App Infrastructure: https://www.hackingwithswift.com/articles/94/how-to-refactor-your-app-to-add-unit-tests

100 Days Of SwiftUI Challenge by Paul Hudson

Embed a version of the app directly inside Safari's action menu, then manipulate Safari data in interesting ways.

My work from @twostraws's 100 Days of Swift, and 100 Days of SwiftUI challenge

You will be able to take a collect photos and persist them on your phone

My projects from the hacking with swift book

See a basic example of AutoLayout through coding instead of Storyboards

Simple counter application with swift and SwiftUI.

show a list of country names, then when one is tapped bring in a new screen that contains their cities

Day 16, 17, and 18 of 100 days of SwiftUI challenge on the HackingWithSwift site

This app parse Whitehouse petitions using JSON and a tab bar

See the basics of debugging

Embed WebKit and learn about delegation, KVO, classes and UIToolbar

Swift Coding Challenges

Three Swift language extensions going from easy to hard.

A game using UIKit, where you will be able to see about integers, buttons, colors and actions

It is three rows on the screen, then have targets slide across from one side to the other. If the user taps a target, the target fade out and award them points.

WeSplit is an app that you might use after eating at a restaurant - you enter the cost of your food, select how much of a tip you want to leave, and how many people you're with, and it will tell you how much each person needs to pay.

Projects to follow along with Hacking with iOS tutorial series by @twostraws.