The path to professional programming of tools, apps and systems can be started in different ways. Sometimes it is curiosity, sometimes a necessity that becomes the driving force. General interest and a project found with it later can also lead to large and highly regarded software titles. But also, and above all, niches need dedicated developers and...
The Apple app called App Store Connect, which iOS developers can use to manage their creations, has received an update. This is noticeable on iPhones and iPads on which it is installed, including a new, spatially designed icon. But not only the look has been adjusted, but also the functions that app creators now have in the App Store...
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Dreams is a sandbox game for the Sony PlayStation 4 that allows you to create your own assets, scenes and entire games. Developed by studio Media Molecule in the UK and published by Sony Interactive Entertainment in Japan, Dreams has gone through a long period of development. First presented as a project in 2015, there was a lot of excitement, especially in 2019...
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"SwiftUI for Beginners" or "Introduction to SwiftUI" - this could be the name of the first German-language book on Apple's UI framework. There is currently a crowdfunding campaign so that it can be completed and later bought by interested parties. This was brought into being by Bookbakers, Hanser Fachbuch and the author Thomas Sillmann. The book aims to provide an introduction to the subject...
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The Apple programming language Swift offers a good start for anyone who wants to learn to program. As noted by Tim Cook at this year's Apple keynote, Swift is also being taught in schools around the world as part of the ConnectED program. But if you've already left school and don't want to start an IT degree, you still get the chance ...
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