My app uses the CoreData framework to store all the data locally on the device, and iCloud to sync and backup the data securely. The data can only be accessed from your own Apple account, and you can choose to share it with others if you want to.
I hope this reassures you that my app is privacy-friendly. If you have any other questions or feedback, please let me know. I appreciate it!
I have always dreamed of learning Swift and creating apps for iOS, but I never found the motivation to do so. I was scared by the complexity and the learning curve of programming with UIKit and Storyboard. I thought they were too complicated and too boring for me.But then I discovered SwiftUI, the new framework for building user interfaces for Apple platforms. I was captivated by its simplicity...
How it works: - Choose a prompt or enter your own. - Start writing down ideas. - Keep writing for 2 minutes. Or you will lose what you wrote. - Export your ideas to a text file.
I had this problem too. You can try what I did, which is to play more. Preferably outdoor and with friends.
No you are not being unfair. You are being inspiring indeed!
On a sunny afternoon, I was taking a walk around my house. Suddenly, she and her little brother jumped into me and excitedly showed me the "treasures" she had collected around the neighborhood.
The "treasures" turned out to be just a bunch of metal screws of various kinds that the construction workers left all over the place. I laughed so hard and poked fun at them. "These are no treasures, and treasures should be things that are scarce or extremely expensive, like diamonds or gems.", I said. They didn't seem to care. And they kept explaining to me the wonder of the screws. Being impatient, I tried to send them away by telling them they should try other parts of the area.
They left with big smiles.
Thinking about this, I am not sure if I was launching at them or if I am the one who should be laughed at.