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About StartToSwiftUI

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.

What’s new

Version 1.9.0(14) · Updated October 29, 2026

WHAT'S NEW IN THIS VERSION 1. New Code Snippets: - B007: 3D Charts Explorer - Swift Charts in 3D: a surface plot and a point cloud you can rotate with a drag, with preset angles and perspective/orthographic projection - B008: SF Symbols Draw Animations - symbols that draw and erase themselves like a pen stroke, animated variable draw, and gradient rendering from a single color - B009: Glass Composer - a chat screen with Liquid Glass bars on top and bottom, messages fading softly behind the glass, and a switch between soft and hard scroll edges - B010: Concentric Corners - nested shapes whose corners follow their container, compared with a fixed radius, plus per-corner fixed and concentric styles - B011: Slider Ticks - named, stepped and data-driven tick marks, a neutral value that fills from the center, and enabled bounds - A017: @Animatable Macro - custom shapes that morph smoothly without hand-written animatableData: a shape-shifting star and a springy wave - A018: Mesh Gradient - an endlessly flowing MeshGradient background with switchable palettes, smooth-colors toggle and visible control points - A019: Text Renderer - per-glyph text animation: a blur-and-rise reveal, a sine wave, and a custom attribute that animates only selected words 2. Improved: - Code Snippets - filters by iOS version and favourites, plus sort order (Newest - default, Oldest, Original, Random) - Code Snippets - new snippets are highlighted with a shimmer wave until you open them, synced across your device

App privacy

The developer, Andrey Efimov, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Not Collected

The developer does not collect any data from this app.

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