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Reply to Database Suggestion
First, I really appreciate your input on this, it's very important to me. What do you mean specs, I can provide it. This project will be a long term project so I want to make it right and scalable from the beginning. Also sql, which one, MySQL? Any recomendations on where to store it, for example AWS?
Nov ’20
Reply to Database Suggestion
On the server I would store analytics about the user such as performance, suggestions about the usage of the calendar, profile picture, login, menu settings such as layout of the app, text fields for the todo and calendar descriptions with images and attatchments. I'm trying to think of a use of Core Data but right now I don't think I'll be using it. Eventually I would also let the users share the calendar yes, but the main function I think that I want it on my server is because of cross plattaform, because what if the user is on Windows and I support all apple devices but not windows? The if I create a web and this person wants to use it on the web but doesn't have apple, he/she would be in trouble. So I'm trying to decide what would be the best approach for all this for cross platform.
Nov ’20
Reply to Include In-App stuck in "Waiting for Upload"
Ok I'm going to answer my own question for others new comers with the same issue: 1- If you see "Waiting for Upload" that means that the In-App purchase needs to be uploaded from Xcode, you need to create a new target file under Cross-Platform. 2- If after that it says Missing Binary, simply upload a picture in the review area. I'm making a guide to do the whole thing here: https://blog.arturofm.com/apple-pay-with-swiftui/ because it's incredible the amount of unnecessary work once have to go through for no reason.
Jul ’20
Reply to Include In-App stuck in "Waiting for Upload"
I've just found this - https://help.apple.com/app-store-connect/#/dev1986a0e5c but it doesn't say how to upload it. I'm getting this message from the store: Your first in-app purchase must be submitted with a new app version. Create your in-app purchase, then select it from the app’s In-App Purchases section under App Store and click Submit. Once your binary has been uploaded and your first in-app purchase has been submitted for review, additional in-app purchases can be submitted using the table below.
Jul ’20
Reply to Getting Started With Core Data SwiftUI XCode12
Honestly if you are new to Swift, I wouldn't recommend starting with Core Data. It has a big learning curve. However, if you insist, here is guide I made a couple of weeks ago when I was learning: https://blog.arturofm.com/swiftui-cheat-sheet/#coredata There is more to it, but I haven't had the time to add it. But there you have the basic CRUD
Jun ’20