If you want your Mac to last for several years, and you take the longer view, then M-series chips are clearly the future.
It seems likely that Apple (and other) software will become increasingly optimised for the M-series.
I wouldn't consider any Intel Mac now.
If you are pushed for cash, consider an Apple refurbished model?
M-series chips have clear battery-life advantages.
If you ever intend to use it unplugged, then that is a factor.
If you're always plugged-in, then consider a Mac Mini instead.
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Use a VStack to position your content below your heading...
...then add a Spacer, to force everything to the top.
struct HomeScreen: View {
var body: some View {
VStack {
HStack{
Text("Tasks")
.font(.largeTitle)
.fontWeight(.bold)
.frame(maxWidth: .infinity, alignment: .leading)
.padding()
}
// TODO: your content goes here...
Text("content...")
Spacer() /// forces content to top
}
}
}
Yes... what are the errors? Where do they appear?
There are no changes to these permissions, after app transfer.
It looks like the file "preloader.html" does not exist at the specified location, "htmlPath".
htmlPath is nil, so by force-unwrapping it (using htmlPath!), your app crashes.
Try this:
import SwiftUI
struct ButtonTest: View {
@State private var isOn = false
var body: some View {
Button {
isOn.toggle()
} label: {
Image(systemName: isOn ? "star" : "star.fill")
}
}
}
struct ButtonTest_Previews: PreviewProvider {
static var previews: some View {
ButtonTest()
}
}
func isPassingGrade(for scores: [Int]) -> Bool {
var total = 0
for score in scores {
total += score
}
return total >= 500
}
TestFlight might be a good option?
That would give you 90 days.
For an app for a 2-yr-old, that might be long enough!
In your screenshot, you are looking at interface builder!
Perhaps you mean that you want to see the Document Outline, to the left of your View Controller?
If so, click the icon at the bottom-left...
...or perhaps you mean that you want to see the Object Library, in which case click the "+" icon (at the top-right).
Yes.
On App Store Connect, under "Version Release", you can mark your app as "Manually release this version"
Then, after approval, the app's state will be "Pending Developer Release", and you can release it when you are ready.
No, not required.
Can you re-format your message, to make it more readable?
You have defined "viewAllArtwork" in "ArtworkDetailView"
You are trying to reference it in "ArtworkDetailView_Previews", which is a completely different thing.
Hence the error message.
In ArtworkDetailView_Previews, you need to create a single Artwork, and pass it to the ArtworkDetailView.
You have not included the code for Artwork, so I can't suggest how you create that.
Typically, it would be something like:
ArtworkDetailView(artwork: Artwork())
Your attributedString is "Link"
You are referencing location 19, length 55 of attributedString...
...isn't that way beyond the end of attributedString?
I suggest you check the documentation for addAttribute(_:value:range:)
Apple say:
Raises... rangeException if any part of aRange lies beyond the end of the receiver’s characters.