Where's the link for the "Guides and Sample Code" page (located here: https://developer.apple.com/library/content/navigation/
I kow the URL because I know it, but why isn't there a link to it on the main developer page (since release notes and other important tidbits get published there)? Why's it so hard to find?
Or is it right in front of my face and I'm not seeing it?
I found it from Account>Documentation>Resources>Guides
They did their best to bury it, of course, where it used to be part of the normal link groups - like they wanted to hide it for some reason...
Browse the latest developer documentation including API reference, articles, and sample code.
...note it's on that page, but not mentioned via the 'including' list. Blows my mind why they luv doing that stuff so much.
try to check Account-Documentation- Resources- Guides😉
Previously mentioned path to sample code is no longer visible after reaching Resources. Can't find code samples on the Web or in Xcode 9.4 local documentation. At best, I found a no-longer-supported page of older stuff. Even the instructions in the latest version of the "App Development with Swift" iBook (Chapter 1.7) provides directions that don't work.
Looks like the old sample code page is "Archived."
Searching developer.apple.com seems to show "No Results" on the sample code section now. I'm assuming they are making a new site for sample code?
Not sure why they feel like they have to overhaul the documentation every year.
I consider this broken. On a related thread, a reply mentioned a link to ARKit code. But, searching https://developer.apple.com/search/?q=arkit&type=Sample%20Code yields no results.
Ideally, Apple would simply mark archived code as deprecated and keep the existing site. Having to slog through reference work to find a hidden link is counterproductive.
I've been developing on iOS since jailbreaking 1.1.1 -- it is now becoming as convoluted as developing on Symbian.