Archived App (Last seen on 14 Dec 2025)
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About
An open-source iOS application demonstrating Swift and SwiftUI development. It utilizes a web service API for its backend data and serves as an educational tool for app development principles.
What's New in MS Cocktails
1.0
July 7, 2022
Developer apps
FAQ
What is MS Cocktails used for?
MS Cocktails is an open-source iOS app designed to demonstrate how to develop an application using a web service API as its backend data source. It's intended as an educational example for developers learning Swift and SwiftUI.
Is MS Cocktails free to use?
Yes, MS Cocktails is completely free to download and use. The app is distributed under the MIT license, making its source code freely available.
What programming languages and frameworks were used to build MS Cocktails?
MS Cocktails was developed using Swift and SwiftUI, modern programming languages and frameworks for iOS development. This allows for a clean and efficient user interface.
On which Apple devices can MS Cocktails be used?
MS Cocktails is supported on iPhone and iPod devices. It leverages the capabilities of these platforms for its functionality.
What is the age rating for MS Cocktails?
MS Cocktails has an age rating of 17+. This is likely due to the content or complexity of the development concepts it demonstrates.
How often is MS Cocktails updated?
MS Cocktails was last updated on July 7, 2022, with version 1.0. As an open-source project, updates may depend on community contributions or future developer initiatives.
Does MS Cocktails contain advertisements?
No, MS Cocktails does not contain advertisements. The app is designed to be a clean educational tool without any ad interruptions.
Where can I find the source code for MS Cocktails?
The source code for MS Cocktails is available under the MIT license, indicating it is open source. The developer plans to write posts explaining the code's development.