
StartToSwiftUI
Your SwiftUI, Always at Hand
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StartToSwiftUI is your personal learning system for mastering SwiftUI at your own pace.
CREATE YOUR OWN CONTENT
- Create and manage your personal study library of SwiftUI materials matching your learning style.
- Categorise resources by topics, difficulty levels of study, etc.
- Add personal notes to materials, save drafts, and organise everything exactly how you want.
CODE SNIPPETS
- Curated code snippets demonstrating advanced SwiftUI techniques — learn by example, copy and apply.
LEARNING MANAGEMENT
- Classify by type: Lesson, Course, Article, Bug, Other.
- Track progress: 'Added' → 'Started' → 'Learnt' → 'Practiced'.
- Rate materials: Good / Great / Excellent.
- Organise by difficulty level: Beginner / Intermediate / Advanced.
- Mark favourites for quick access.
ANALYTICS & PROGRESS
- Visual study progress dashboard.
- Review statistics by difficulty level.
- Learning history with timestamps.
- Retrospective analysis across different time periods.
- Selective filtering for study progress review.
ALWAYS IN SYNC
- Full iCloud sync between iPhone and iPad.
- Pick up right where you left off, on any device.
WIDGET SUPPORT
- Home Screen widgets: Small, Medium, and Large.
- Lock Screen widgets: Circular, Rectangular, and Inline.
- Real-time sync with main app.
YOUR DATA, YOUR CONTROL
- Move materials to Deleted, then erase them permanently or restore back to Active anytime.
- Share, backup, restore and delete materials as needed.
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What's New in StartToSwiftUI
1.7.0(10)
April 8, 2026
5 new interactive code snippets — see it, tap it, copy it, learn it: • Card Swipe — build a Tinder-style swipeable card deck from scratch • Rotating Carousel — auto-rotating slides with smooth transitions • Bottom Tabs Container — expandable tabs that slide up from the screen bottom • Animation Types — compare different transition styles side by side • Indeterminate Progress Bar — a continuous loading indicator with no fixed progress Newest snippets now appear first, so you always start with the freshest examples. Performance and stability improvements under the hood.
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