A simple starter <hello-world /> web component written in typescript, using lit. Unit tested with jest and e2e tested with playwright.
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- lit-html
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A simple starter <hello-world /> web component written in typescript, using lit. Unit tested with jest and e2e tested with playwright.
Chapter 6: Media Player with Ionic 2
An iOS Clock icon in a swift playground
A project that accompanies my talk, ReactiveCocoa made Simple with Swift
[Accepted] My WWDC21 Swift Student Challenge submission.
Attempts on learning GoF's Design Patterns in Swift 3.
Swift Playground demonstrating how to get a "Duet" style trailing effect in SpriteKit.
Some playgrounds to better understand UIBezierPaths and how to use them.
An interactive Swift Playground Book about Binary Search Trees (WWDC 2017 Scholarship winner)
Swift playground with a micro web server that replies "Hello world!" to every request
A headless site built to showcase the power of Sitecore's composable digital solutions, on XM Cloud
The swift-hack-pack is a collection of Swift Playground files that teach Apple's new Swift programming language. It's based on Swift 2.2 and Xcode 7.3.1.
Updated the Apple Mandelbrot Playground example
Experiment with scene kit and swift
A demo app to display dispatching and execution order of files and callbacks in a CakePHP app. Try it out!
A micro domain-specific-language example for NSPredicate written in Swift.
Multiplayer Hide-and-Seek made with BabylonJS and Colyseus
Playground that demonstrates advanced uses of Swift's Codable
Data Structures and Algorithms in Swift Playground
A playground for data structures in Elixir
My WWDC17 scholarship winning playground
A simple playground to demonstrate Swift Protocol Oriented Programming
In this course your students will learn the fundamentals of Swift 3 programming, using Geometry as their context for learning. The style of this course mimic "Logo", which is an educational programming language designed in 1967 by Daniel Borrow, Wally Feurzeig, Seymour Papert and Cynthia Soloman.
A playground to learn regular expressions with Swift