I expect the starter code will change over time, but that’s okay because I want you to delete almost all of it – leave only this behind: import SwiftUIĪs you delete parts, you’ll see the preview on the right change immediately – it really is live, and later on you’ll see it’s interactive too. Go ahead and tap your new playground to open it for editing, and you’ll see Playgrounds splits into two parts: on the left is some simple Swift code to get us started, and on the right is a live preview that shows your actual code running. This will be called My App by default, and it will be given a random icon – I’ll show you how to change those later. To get started, press the “App” button under “Get a Playground” to create a new project. Sponsor Hacking with Swift and reach the world's largest Swift community! First steps Code aggressively, and address bugs quickly with Waldo Sessions. SPONSORED Cut down the time you spend reproducing bugs, so you can focus on building.

Swift keyboard app