My use case is that I'm reading a book about swift on my iPad. I'm using the Swift Playgrounds app to test out what I'm learning there. But there are times when I want to look at that code in Xcode and try to incorporate it into an app I'm working on. I see you can create a regular .playground on the iPad and then it can be opened on either the iPad or Xcode on the Mac.
Are there any advantages to using a playgroundbook?
I find it very confusing that you have two different file formats that do almost the same thing. Especially now that the Swift Playgrounds app is also available on the Mac.
Are there any advantages to using a playgroundbook?
I find it very confusing that you have two different file formats that do almost the same thing. Especially now that the Swift Playgrounds app is also available on the Mac.
